Sentence examples for measuring differences from inspiring English sources

EIT allowed us to measure changes in EELV at different PEEP levels by measuring differences in end-expiratory total lung electrical impedance.

In the case of nectar-feeding (glossophagine) bats, preference has been estimated by measuring differences in bat visitation and consumption rates at food sources with differing nectar qualities.

We assessed preanalytical variability in this study by measuring differences in protein levels within the same disease class (NSCLC or control) between different sites and comparing them to differences observed between NSCLC and control populations.

This procedure differs from that used by Lawrence and Ochman [ 12] and others, measuring differences in G + C in the third position of codons.

Robust and reliable measures of consumer expenditures are essential for analyzing aggregate economic activity and for measuring differences in household circumstances.

For instance, many people try to measure the impact of price on sales by offering a product at a low price (condition A in the chart below) and a high price (condition B) and then measuring differences in sales.

The similarity of this group to the ungauged location is measured in terms of a hydrological distance measuring differences in physical and meteorological catchment attributes.

The significance of using scales with a meaningful number of categories is in validly measuring differences between products that are meaningful to consumers.

This suggests that international comparisons of the levels of wealth inequality are especially fraught with difficulty; unless we can be sure that the data sources are collected using a completely consistent methodology across countries, we may be simply measuring differences in the way wealth is measured rather than genuine differences in wealth distribution across national economies.

Discrepancies in results for frequencies less than 80 Hz are attributed to the difficulty in measuring differences of velocity between points that are near each other at low frequency, and a technique for avoiding such discrepancies is outlined.

Although Murray identified achievement motivation as important to the behaviour of many people, it was the American psychologists David McClelland and John Atkinson who devised a way of measuring differences in achievement motivation.