Sentence examples for point of measure from inspiring English sources

Each exon was treated as a point of measure for the performance calculation with true positives (TPs) considered those exons identified by both ASCAT and ADTEx as gains/losses and false positives (FPs) considered those exons predicted by ADTEx as gains/losses and copy neutral by ASCAT.

The height at which trees were measured in 1982 and 1985 was always recorded, and we omit growth records where the point-of-measure changed between censuses.

Let x j ≠ 0 be a singular point of measures ς and ν.

The United Parcel Service has for decades followed Taylor's time-and-motion theories to make its internal operations highly efficient, to the point of measuring the paces between a double-parked truck and a customer's doorstep.

The lag of T soil) behind [CO2] would be conceivable if heat and CO2 were transported to the point of measuring from soil top layer and the CO2 transport was faster than heat transport.

Another research area that needs to be addressed is the correct time point of measuring CTCs for late relapse.

In response to the reply that according to measure theory a (nondenumerably) infinite number of points of measure zero can have a non-zero measure, Priest argues that this is just mathematics: "…it does not ease the discomfort … when one tries to understand how the arrow actually achieves its motion.

Diaries are often used when several points of measure are of interest, in studying the progress or the development of a condition over time.

Thorough analysis of BM ultrastructure (15 points of measure per retina) revealed a pronounced thickening as determined by transmission electron microscopy in Sucnr1−/− mice when compared to wild-type controls.

These are good points of measure to record, because fat is commonly stored here for most people.

Day 14 was used as the point for measure of primary outcome for the insecticide groups.