As expected, given the number and magnitude of item loadings, the general distress factor shows higher measurement precision and allows more precise measurement across a broader range of the population continuum than the specific factors and the three-factor (first order) model.
Therefore, to be more precise, measurement of railway sustainability actually refers to measuring the improvements regarding sustainable railway [31].
Subsequently, for a more precise measurement of muscle atrophy, MyHC concentration was measured in diaphragm single fibers.
Muscle strength was measured with a hand-held dynamometer, which gives a more precise measurement than manual muscle testing.
40 Patients interested in having a more precise measurement of their daily energy expenditure may use an accelerometer, which measures total expenditure, the energy expenditure in physical activity, the duration and the levels (in metabolic equivalent of task) of physical activity and sleeping time.
We measured BP with an automatic BP apparatus, which may be a more precise measurement than a sphygmomanometer; especially when several persons are involved in collection of data.
"There is nothing new to be discovered in physics now," Kelvin said, "all that remains is more and more precise measurement".
The Profile form asks a lot more questions, yielding a more precise measurement of the family's ability to pay.
It was moved from Brookhaven, where the most precise measurement so far was made, to Fermilab, because Fermilab has more intense sources of muons, and so an even more precise measurement can be made there.
Jenny Thomas of University College London, said the Minos experiment would be able to do a more precise measurement in four to six months.
The Discovery/Starcom deal is based on a minute-by-minute ratings of commercial viewership, a more precise measurement than the average-minute ratings that are the new currency for the broadcast deals.
