Sentence examples for methodologies for measurement from inspiring English sources

The results are consistent with two different methodologies for measurement of A1C (immunoassay in the SIGT study and high-performance liquid chromatography in NHANES) and with one dataset including black and white volunteers (the SIGT study) and two others representative of the non-Hispanic American population (NHANES III and NHANES 2005 2006).

15 We identified considerable variations in the definitions and methodologies of how adherence was measured in the studies, the major issue being the lack of agreement in terminology and methodologies for measurement of therapy course and outcome, making difficult a comparison of the results of studies assessing this issue.

A major limitation of these studies is that they were conducted over a 20-year period, during which time case management and methodologies for measurement of mHLA-DR expression have evolved, thereby complicating interpretation and comparison of the findings of these studies.

However, the results of this study are difficult to compare with ours because of differences in the methodology for measurement of resource utilization and in the organization of health services.

This paper presents a new methodology for measurement of the instantaneous average exhaust mass flow rate in reciprocating internal combustion engines to be used to determinate real driving emissions on light duty vehicles, as part of a Portable Emission Measurement System (PEMS).

Methodology for measurement of DNA content is fully described in the Supplemental Experimental Procedures.

Moreover, CIHI has developed a methodology for measurement of Hospital Standardized Mortality Ratios HSMRR) which is reported nationally.

The methodology for measurement of the laboratory variables in the various studies is described in the Additional file 1.

For each article, the details of the methodology for measurement of muscle attenuation were abstracted, as well as the specific findings related to muscle attenuation variation.

Karkouti and Marks [ 25] pursued this methodology for measurement of active knee extension and flexion (up to 30 degrees) in standing.

79 The mean horizontal bone gain of 3.63 ± 1.28 mm presented in this study, ranging from 1 to 7 mm, is similar or superior to those presented in studies that use the same methodology for measurement.