Sentence examples for practice to measure from inspiring English sources

The only method available in clinical practice to measure the pleural pressure is the measurement of the changes of esophageal pressure as detected by an esophageal balloon [ 10, 11].

2. Routine clinical measurement of HbA1c (secondary outcomes): It is standard practice to measure HbA1c 3 monthly and the researchers will assist the clinic staff in ensuring that these data are obtained and recorded for all participants at 3 and 6 months post recruitment.

Background: Plantar pressure measurement is being increasingly used in both research and clinical practice to measure the effects of various footwear and physical therapy interventions.

Following assessment of their measurement properties, they may be useful in clinical studies and clinical practice to measure fluctuations in, and the impact of, symptoms in patients with SLE.

Mr. Jones said it was not standard practice to measure carbon emissions by assuming that power produced by any single privately owned plant was consumed within city limits.

In measuring straightness, it is a common practice to measure the errors by methods that take account of the length of the surface to be measured.

The Hirschman-Herfindahl Index uses the relative sizes of practices to measure market concentration.

Carter's group recently hired a private research firm to analyze Enviva's logging practices to measure the net impact on greenhouse gas emissions over a 40-year time scale.

This study thus uses objective religious beliefs and religious practices to measure the business owner's religious beliefs.

Furthermore, it did not depend on physician report of screening practices to measure screening urinalysis rates.

However, HRM and performance research exhibits little consistency in the selection of HR practices to measure HRM.