Sentence examples for more consistent measurement from inspiring English sources

Head circumference should be assessed at birth, as well as at first pediatric analysis during the first month of life in order to derive a more consistent measurement.

These results suggest that sampling at lower internodes provide a more consistent measurement of glucose and pentose yield across developmental stages.

Increasing the number of individuals mapped may reduce the distance between these and other markers by strengthening linkage relationships and eliminating error, resulting in more consistent measurement of genetic distance, as well as helping to resolve marker order in the four linkage groups.

For the latter method, which provided an indication of the fold change of the differential gene expression, the 'median of ratios' was chosen over the commonly used 'ratio of medians' as Brody et al (2002) determined that the 'median of ratios' provided a more consistent measurement.

The higher correlation of transverse diameter compared with PA diameter with FAC measurements can likely be explained by the relatively easier and hence more consistent measurements of LV end-diastolic transverse diameter compared with LV end-diastolic PA diameter.

In order to raise the accuracy of the quantitative moisture estimates, it is necessary to obtain more consistent measurements of the degree of gloss.

The test results are found to be more consistent as both measurements are conducted on the same specimen.

We show that, even including uncertainties, the models that include diffusion and convection are more consistent with existing measurements.

However, the original module severely underestimates soil temperatures in winter (within −10 to −20 °C), while the new module produces results that are more consistent with field measurements (within −2 to 2 °C).

More consistent and reliable measurements are likely to be possible when tumour tracer concentration has reached a plateau, as small differences in the timing of scans after injection are less likely to affect measured parameters of uptake.

While this allowed the volunteer to maintain good contact with the lip tissue and apply a more consistent pressure throughout measurements, this does not replicate the clinical scenario in which a physician uses the probe on a patient.