Sentence examples for minute measurements from inspiring English sources

Another is that they have been confirmed time and again by tests that range from minute measurements of bodies circling the solar system to observations of the farthest known light sources, quasars, billions of light years from Earth.

"Modern medicine has been so blinded by powerful drugs, increasingly minute measurements of cell activity, enzyme levels and suchlike, that it has forgotten the basics". Only a few CM diehards would claim that the complementary approach is suitable for every condition.

Modern archaeologists have also unearthed specimens of devices used during the Han dynasty, for example a pair of sliding metal calipers used by craftsmen for making minute measurements.

Bronze calipers from the Xin dynasty, used for minute measurements, had an inscription stating that it was "made on a gui-you day at new moon of the first month of the first year of the Shijian guo period".

Since the trends were identical for the samples at any given time point, only the 1 minute measurements are reported.

Fifteen minute measurements of the rates of fatty acid oxidation demonstrated reduced capacity for oxidation in the fasted Pank1−/− livers compared to fasted wild-type livers (Fig. 3D).

A single, 3 minute measurement consisting of a MRI-determined velocity profile (also referred to as a dynamic displacement profile or positiondisplacement correlation) and the corresponding pressure drop produces multiple shear viscosity-shear rate data points.

"We're in picograms, which is parts per trillion," he offered a much more minute measurement.

The total change in R1 values over the 50 55 minute measurement period was 0.0091 (±0.0091s−1.

Each point corresponds to the mean of data acquired over a one minute measurement, for a given dye concentration.

On treatment with HBSS, no discernible change in CBF relative to the baseline CBF was identified during the 20 minute measurement period.