Sentence examples for most convenient measures from inspiring English sources

PCC is one of the most convenient measures to evaluate gene expression similarities because it is easy to calculate and is familiar to experimental biologists; still, certain caveats have been reported.

The most convenient measure of welfare is dollars, although at this early stage of development of the science, that is not always a practical measure.

The consideration of these elements may provide a better idea on the most convenient quality measure for a particular task.

According to Lindsey [40] citations are "our most reliable convenient measure of quality in science – a measure that will continue to be widely used" (p. 201).

For Lindsey, citations are "our most reliable convenient measure of quality in science – a measure that will continue to be widely used" [25, p. 201].

Correlation techniques proved to be the most convenient way to measure the impedance particularly in the very low frequencies range.

The use of a handheld adapter equipped with a tri-axial accelerometer is the most convenient and efficient approach for measuring vibration exposure at the hand-tool interface, especially when the adapter is incorporated into a miniature handheld or wrist-strapped dosimeter.

It should be noted that ROS and dNTP levels are measured in whole cell, as this is most convenient in terms of biomarker/high throughput measurements and cell material availability.

So it is crucial that central banks strive to find and use the most correct measure (and not the most convenient one).

T-shirts and trousers that will be able to measure our health parameters in the most convenient way.

Although this type of manometer used in this study is one of the most convenient and common tool in literatures, the set and measured endotracheal tube cuff pressures are only accurate to within 1 cmH2O.