Sentence examples for practicable measurements from inspiring English sources
Using conventional 2D echocardiography, Saraiva et al. [ 16] obtained practicable measurements and normal values (Table 1(a)), and Todaro et al. [ 18] obtained complementary measurements (Table 1(b)).
The collision avoidance method, which is essential for the computation of practicable measurement configurations, has an increasing effect on the optimization performance by 6%to9%9%.
Therefore, 4D-AutLVQ™ is the more practicable measurement method when comparing the different analyzing programs.
We will make use of practicable objective measurements of physical activity.
Robert Whang recognized that serum measurements, while practicable, were not adequate reflections of total body stores and took to measuring magnesium in mononuclear cells.
In order to achieve environmentally sound agriculture as well as a remuneration of ecological achievements on the farm level, practicable instruments for accurate measurement have to be developed.
The principle of using a long throated venturi meter to measure the flow rate of two mixed phases is widely published, yet there is no practicable application for accurate measurement in relatively lean particulate conveying.
Sinistrin is a clinically and physiologically suitable marker and the bolus method assessed by compartmental kinetic analysis is a both reliable and clinically practicable procedure for the measurement of GFR.
Four subcategories (completing transportation orders, preparation of documentation forms, documentation of medication, documentation of findings) were removed and integrated in other categories to make the extrinsic time measurement more practicable.
We are aware of the weakness of decentralized antibody testing, but centralized measurements were not practicable because of organizational/financial difficulties and the involvement of 242 centers.
In cases for which field testing is not practicable, or in extended operating conditions, measurement error standard deviations may not be accurately known.
