Sentence examples for precisely defined and measured from inspiring English sources

The generalized mathematical model uses uncertain parameters for content descriptors that are difficult to be precisely defined and measured, such as the level of intrusiveness and the change in performance over time.

But how do those of us who work in the sector reconcile the reality with the words of Paul Burstow, care services minister, that there is no funding crisis in social care (the DH later clarified his words by acknowledging "there is unmet need but also that the scale of this is difficult to precisely define and measure").

It was a measure that was precisely defined and measurable with a fair degree of accuracy [ 80, 81].

How is it defined and measured?

They can be easily defined and measured.

Some TATs are not precisely defined and many researchers do not use existing definitions while measuring their own workflows.

A major obstacle to such progress is the difficulty in identifying heritable neurocognitive measures that are precisely defined and systematically assessed and represent unambiguous mental constructs, yet are also amenable to the high-throughput phenotyping necessary to obtain adequate power for genetic association studies.

The units of measure in such a practical realization would have their magnitudes precisely defined and expressed in terms of fundamental physical constants.

For qualitatively measuring, assessing and comparing different (integrated) scenario methodologies and their resulting scenarios, scenario traceability and scenario consistency need to be more precisely defined and operationalized.

Treatments and controls must be precisely defined and quantified.

The selected hypothesis and its potential causality may then be more precisely defined and further studied.