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The major limitation of measuring adherence is the so called Hawthorne effect: the measuring of adherence itself influences the adherence because the awareness of patients that adherence is being measured may influence their behaviour.

Subsequently immunoassays were substantially improved by using monoclonal antibodies, and rapid immunoassays for measuring the so-called CKMB "mass" replaced CKMB activity measurements as the criterion standard for AMI diagnosis.

The latter is done by measuring the so-called redshift of their light.

The Croatians have apparently done their homework, measuring the so-called Meisner effect, a tell-tale of superconductivity in which a magnetic field is expelled from the material.

This arbitrary cutoff makes sense when the effect being studied is a large one — for example, when measuring the so-called Stroop effect.

Participants completed a questionnaire measuring the so-called Big Five personality traits.

Moreover, LTE-A UEs are capable of measuring the so-called Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI).

Crevice corrosion has been investigated by measuring the so-called "causality factors", which are calculated from the ratio of the current components in the ac-response.

Instead of measuring the so-called "contextual value added" inspectors will look at the "value added" of how much progress pupils make from when they arrive in the school.

The anti-apoptotic properties of Mss4 were further confirmed by measuring the so-called Poly (ADP-ribose) Polymerase- or PARP-cleavage.

In the second experiment, we measured retinal specificity or the so called 'phantom' MAE (Figure 1B).