Sentence examples for measuring for example from inspiring English sources
How can we address the task of measuring, for example, liver function, if we do not understand the multiple inputs to the liver and the subsequent fate of a radiopharmaceutical after it is incorporated into the hepatic parenchyma?
The three simulated analytical systems could be clinical chemistry analyzers, measuring for example the serum glucose or cholesterol concentration, with zero bias and coefficient of variation equal to 2.5%, assuming a medically acceptable measurement error equal to 10%.
Both cerebral and total brain volume in Nigersaurus, nonetheless, are absolutely small relative to ornithischian and non-coelurosaurian theropods of comparable body size [12], measuring for example less than one-third that in the large basal tetanuran theropod Carcharodontosaurus [22].
Some tests also can be used to record the progress of a rehabilitation protocol by measuring, for example, performance and ability of a patient during physical task [ 4- 7].
In order to provide practical experience in nutritional methods, colleges would have to be well equipped with laboratories having instruments to demonstrate the practical difficulties in measuring, for example, body composition, nutritional physiology and biochemistry and problems in clinical nutrition.
Some of the testing is scientific, designed to measure, for example, the brightness and sharpness of a digitally projected image on a screen.
Meanwhile, public disengagement from politics, as measured for example by electoral registration and voting, and wider civic commitment, continued on a downward trajectory.
Discrepancies between the short term statistics are usually explained by differences in when prices are measured (for example at mortgage approval or on completion) and the mix of properties.
A new ultraprecise profiler has been developed to measure, for example, asymmetric and aspheric profiles.
The extra granular FTD can be measured for example by using a non-porous solid instead of the porous one.
When mineral compositions are measured (for example, through QEMSCAN) they can be reconciled along with chemical assays.
