Sentence examples for more efficient measurements from inspiring English sources

In order to facilitate implementation of the UDECON software (Xuan and Oda 2015) and to further understand uncertainties associated with pass-through measurements and deconvolution, we present new tool and procedure for accurate and more efficient measurements of SRM sensor response and use laser interferometry to evaluate the positioning error of the SRM tracking system.

Serial section and flat map reconstructions allowed judicious selection of representative sections for tests of additional, perhaps more efficient, measurements.

So, leaf wilting, turfgrass quality, growth rate, evorpotranspiration rate, and chlorophyll content provided convenient and more efficient measurements for studying turfgrass responding mechanism under unfavorable conditions, which have been intensively applied for screening heat-tolerant germplasm of turfgrass [ 29- 31].

More efficient measurement is achieved with miniaturization and ergonomic design for portable physiological monitor use.

In CS theory, the measurement matrix plays an important role to determine the performance of reconstruction [6, 7], because a more efficient measurement matrix for the compressive sampling leads to the higher probability of reconstruction.

Plot designs evolve as more efficient measurement configurations are shown to adequately capture local conditions, while new sample designs are developed to improve variance estimates by controlling how plots are distributed or analyzed.

It is the possibility of designing more efficient measurement procedures that is the greatest potential contribution of this approach.

Another strategy for a more efficient measurement of cartilage thickness has been proposed by Buck and colleagues [ 28].

This method provides a more efficient measurement of the variability in adherence that is independent of the average adherence and allows focusing on the impacts of the variance that are not repeats of the impacts of the mean.

This is probably due to the more efficient measurement of sun exposure (Rosso et al, 2002) which has rendered the qualitative-only sunburn indicator inadequate: the strong link between sunburn and an intermittent pattern of sun exposure variables cancelled-out the sunburn indicator in the multivariate analysis.

The TV industry, he suggested, needs a more "efficient and effective measurement of all the places content is being watched". Rosenblum cited Nielsen ratings for the CW Network as a particular source of frustration.