Sentence examples for operationally measured from inspiring English sources

The aim of the first part of the article is the use and processing of information from operationally measured non-electrical quantities determining the indoor environment in the SHC using operational technological units for the determination of the ADL in a real-world SHC environment.

27 Recent tentative estimates for the complexity of bacterial genomes, operationally measured by inferring the number of independent traits underlying fitness, are rather low: likely 10 or fewer.

The number of school absenteeism days due to BU was operationally measured as non-attendance of a full school day session, and calculated as the summation of the number of school days lost by BU patients and their care givers of school going age, but was not valued in monetary terms as children below the age of 18 years in Ghana by law, are not employable.

"We are operationally unaffected by Snoras Bank entering temporary administration.

Acidosis was defined operationally and measured in three ways: (1) hyperchloremic acidosis: arterial blood pH <7.35 and serum chloride >110 mmol/L, (2) metabolic acidosis as pH <7.35 and bicarbonate <22 mmol/L, (3) lactic acidosis as venous or arterial lactate >2.0 mmol/L.

We have measured three operationally defined extracellular carbohydrate polymers.

Each of the variables can be operationally defined to being measured by an item, for example a question suitable for the specific implementation of the ICF [ 20, 21].

Operationally, resistance is typically measured by the number of parasites per host or per unit of host tissue [ 2, 3] while tolerance is defined as the slope of a regression of host performance against infection intensity [ 2, 3].

Threshold voltage, an operationally defined measure of the applied voltage where current flow first occurred, was used as a characteristic measure of the assembly process.

Using a two-phased data collection approach (pre-interview questionnaires and personal interviews), we sought to develop a comprehensive and operationally acceptable measure of MRP success.

Genetic variants of a specific lineage, often used to describe subtypes of a species: for example, an operationally defined measure of phylogenetic clustering of small subunit rRNA (SSU rRNA) gene sequences or internal transcribed spacer sequences of SSU rRNA genes.