Sentence examples for more definitive measures from inspiring English sources
Expressing the uncertainty associated with these measurements or reducing the uncertainty in the data production process is a critical first step to achieving more definitive measures and communication.
To derive more definitive measures to assess food self-sufficiency and import dependency in Hawai'i, we propose to modify the SSR and IDR as follows: Define Xm = re-exports of food imports; and Xp = food exports from local production.
Our approach produces an efficient, accurate, and robust uncertainty model that opens the door to the integration of legacy data and new sensors, and provides more definitive measures of landform and landscape evolution from a variety of sources.
Washington initiated more definitive measures to strengthen the regiment in early 1779.
We also accept that BMI and waist circumference are imperfect measures of adiposity and that more definitive measures of adiposity, including an assessment of fat distribution, would have provided a better understanding of the interactions observed.
We do agree with the reviewers that more recent and seemingly more definitive measures have suggested rather modest frequencies of SNPs (e.g. Kennedy et al., 2013) compared to some suggestions in the literature.
The probe test given 30 minutes following training serves as a second and more definitive measure of spatial learning.
Because liposome tubulation is a more clearly defined morphological category, we consider it to be a more definitive measure of OPA1 activity.
However, it is important to emphasise that with the paucity of good quality data on inputs and outputs, these results are more indicative than definitive measures of efficiency.
A looming presidential election here next May means that needed corrective measures and more definitive analysis must await that outcome.
Further psychometric testing of the Indicators (Non-small Cell Lung Cancer) measure is required before more definitive conclusions can be drawn about its reliability and validity.
