Sentence examples for nature of measuring from inspiring English sources
Due to the conventional (pressure-controlled) method nature of measuring capillary pressure curves, it is possible to have different distributions of pore systems that would lead to the same capillary pressure curve.
The collection of gravity data presented a unique challenge due to the nature of measuring small changes in gravitational forces (< 1 mGal) associated with the maar, on an inherently unstable water body.
The nature of measuring outcomes of surgery is based on patient perception.
Ultrasound can detect the echogenicity of the effusion and help to assess the nature of it, measuring also its effective volume.
It has even been suggested that soil moisture could be used as a proxy measure for ground hardness, given the expensive and time-consuming nature of objectively measuring ground hardness.
How long the recession is expected to last will affect the scope and the nature of measures the bank might adopt.
It focuses on the difficulties encountered during system development with respect to (1) changing opinions in society on the nature of measures to be assessed, (2) changes in IT-technology and (3) different views of the various end user organisations.
This highlights the complex nature of measures of functionally relevant similarities in proteins.
The subjective nature of measures of pain intensity also has implications for data quality and for secondary use of these aggregate data across patients.
In conclusion, consistent findings from this cross-cultural comparison between two populations from the UK and US corroborate the multifaceted nature of measures of QoL.
A tobit regression was used to compare standardised UCAS tariff owing to censored nature of measure (maximum z score achievable around 1.27 therefore performance exceeding this could not be observed).
