Sentence examples for more classical measures from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether a significant effect would have been detected using more classical measures of decay time, or if this effect would be maintained in older animals and at elevated temperatures.

It was found that the wPCS head impact severity measure, which accounts for impact location, was more predictive than classical measures, such as the resultants of linear and angular acceleration.

Its natural interpretation as a measure of stringency provides external guidance when selecting a value appropriate for a specific application and, more generally, implies a predictable relationship between its value and classical measures of performance.

It thus measures something different from the other items in the scale, which are more classical indicators of an anxious state.

"No more classical music, especially Bach.

Ramprakash's technique was the more classical.

The more classical pieces looked diluted.

3. Listen to more classical music.

A. Mine is fully classical; it's more classical structurally and compositionally than a lot of classical ballets.

The more classical forms of culture are well represented.

We are more classical in our style of filmmaking.