Sentence examples for pressure standards from inspiring English sources
In the last years there were developed vacuum pressure standards based on the piston principle with several construction designs.
An instrument with perfect pitch, in theory, could be used to define pressure standards, just as an orchestra tunes to an oboe.
1. Changing the B criteria would increase the generalizability for children and adolescents as follows: B: Because the definition of childhood hypertension is based on the normative distribution of blood pressure in healthy children, each measurement must be related to blood pressure standards based on age, sex, and height.
Bernard Rosner, professor of biostatistics at the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston, noted that in a similar study he conducted, almost twice as many kids qualified for high blood pressure because he used blood pressure standards based on healthy-weight children.
8 Hypertension is a condition almost entirely managed in primary care, and in the United Kingdom is an important component of the Quality and Outcomes Framework, which rewards practices for achievement of blood pressure standards set by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence.
The correlation coefficients were transformed to standardized mean differences and multiplied by blood pressure standard deviation to estimate the effect [ 14].
Dramatic sudden drops in the electric resistance and volume of bismuth, lead, and other metals were carefully documented and provided Bridgman with a useful internal pressure standard for his experiments.
The orifice-flow-type pressure standard is commonly accepted as primary standard for vacuum gauge calibration in the high vacuum gas pressure range.
The two Ni samples were placed in a boron nitride sleeve, separated by a layer of NaCl, which also serves as internal pressure standard.
Although, the high-pressure tank in market has reached the allowable pressure standard, its high construction cost makes it hard to be applied in the large-scale CAES system.
Using the data with NaCl as the pressure standard combined with previous zero-pressure thermal expansion data of [Phys. Chem. Min. 16 (1988) 239], we obtained (∂KT/∂T P=−0.040(1) GPa K−1, with a zero-pressure thermal expansion α0=2.41 19 ×10−5 K−1.
