Sentence examples for measuring closely from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, trial arm×time interaction terms were not significant for PCS, EQ-5D, or CESD-10 in table 3 despite ostensibly measuring closely related constructs.

The blossom surface temperature (range Tbl = 9.5 42.2°C) measured closely beside the bees' mouthparts increased linearly in dependence on Ta at all three categories of radiation (Fig. 4, Table 1, statistical details in Table 2).

Since both questionnaires should measure closely related constructs, 'Overall quality of life' from the QLQ-C15-PAL and the POS sum score are correlated using Pearson's correlation coefficient.

Compactness is a shape factor measuring how closely and firmly the polygonal units in a region are packed together.

IHMS enjoys an open and transparent relationship with the department and we recently agreed upon a new set of performance measures closely aligned to clinical outcomes".

Now Seattle is the fourth city in the state to approve a ban, modeling its measure closely on one approved this year in Bellingham.

A slump in consumption has already lifted oil inventories in OECD industrialised nations to the equivalent of nearly 57 days of forward demand, a measure closely monitored by Opec.

Treasury prices slid yesterday after an inflation measure closely watched by Federal Reserve policy makers proved more robust than analysts had envisioned, leading to a sell-off that later took on a life of its own.

But while the measures, closely guarded by Treasury Department officials, accommodate banks with top safety and soundness ratings, they also allow the government to apply a looser definition to some banks with lower ratings, according to two people briefed on the process.

The treatment efficiency of WSUD measures closely depends on the design of the specific treatment units.

While voters were sending Democratic candidates packing in key races across the country, they were also approving numerous ballot measures closely tied to liberal causes.