Sentence examples for measuring the cumulative from inspiring English sources

After 24 hours, capillary sprouting was quantified by measuring the cumulative length of sprouts using the digital imaging software ImageJ.

However, research has demonstrated predictive validity for measuring the cumulative exposure of medications with acquisition data[ 25].

In vitro capillary sprouting was quantified by measuring the cumulative length using XV image processing software (Olympus).

The inter-fragment distance metric is developed with the goal of measuring the cumulative dissimilarity between each pair of fragments across all SNP sites.

The HRV adjusted regression coefficients measuring the cumulative effects of PM2.5 from 0-4 lafterfter adjusting for HRV variables are presented in Table 4.

This method was considered an indirect approach to measuring the cumulative effects of an increased proliferation rate, and could serve to complement the BrdU incorporation experiments.

The I.M.F.'s latest World Economic Outlook, which measures the cumulative growth rate of the world's economies, forecast 2001 growth of 2.6percentt, just above the level of 2.5percentthatathehe fund classifies as a technical recession for the global economy.

"In contrast to the laboratory-style research, our study measures the cumulative effects of internet-enabled classroom technology over the course of a semester, as opposed to its impact on immediate or short-term recall of knowledge," the researchers said.

However, such schemes do not provide a way to measure the cumulative interference at the primary receiver.

This model measured the cumulative incidence among adherent, non-adherent, control and non-enrolled females in a hypothetical trial of HIV prevention.

Accordingly, a large number of water-soluble traps have been developed to measure the cumulative amount of 1O2 in an aqueous environment.