Sentence examples for measuring the continuum from inspiring English sources

Imaging-based non-invasive method to measure distance between tumour tissue and the nearest vessels exists, which can assess the whole tumour [15, 16], but measuring the continuum of diffusion distances is rather challenging [17].

None of the eight indicators for measuring the continuum of maternal and childcare reached either the national coverage levels or the recommended 90% threshold for achieving the MDG 4 and 5 targets.

Physical activity was walking and jogging, and the exercise level was quantified to measure the continuum from static to vigorous.

Nature was quantified as the visible greenness rate to measure the continuum from natural to man-made, instead of using a dichotomization.

It should be taken into account that the HLPC does not measure the whole continuum of the 10 attributes of a health literate health care organization, as proposed by the IOM.

The conductance of nitrogen gas through circular tube of finite length was measured in the continuum and transition regimes for length to diameter ratios L/D ranging from 0.045 to 33.4 and pressure ratios across the tubes P1/P2 from 1.1 to 23.

In addition, the need to better measure the continuum of depression severity has been emphasized while evaluating the effects of antidepressant interventions as current approaches may underestimate the efficacy of antidepressants in less severe forms of depression [ 33].

We detected rotational transition features of ammonia and phosphine in the far-infrared spectra of Jupiter and Saturn and measured the far-infrared continuum of Neptune with high photometric accuracy.

Since we do not measure the intensity of background continuum emission at wavelengths near 630.0 nm, we could not estimate the absolute intensity of the 630.0-nm 630.0-nmemission.

Second, we have not established that the discrete path integral converges to a well-defined functional measure in the continuum limit.

Three measures of migration were examined: any vs. no migration in the past two years (1A), number of migrations in the past two years (1B) and a measure of the continuum of recent presence in the household (1C).