Sentence examples for problem by measuring from inspiring English sources
Researchers at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, tackled this problem by measuring the structure and dynamics of a colloidal solution during phase separation.
In this study, we assess the current extent of the agency problem by measuring private benefits of control in Israel following the reform, and juxtapose it with the measures derived by previous studies.
Designed and constructed to address the solar neutrino problem by measuring the charged and neutral current interactions of solar neutrinos, SNO began full operation after the completion of the water fill in April 1999.
The Cosmic Ray Energetics and Mass (CREAM) instrument surmounts this problem by measuring the peak voltage of the PMT pulse within ∼3ns of a threshold crossing in the readout of a timing charge detector (TCD).
Joshi et al. [5] tried to address this problem by measuring binding of phospholipidosis-inducing drugs to L-α-dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine vesicles.
This observation led us to utilize synchronous fluorescence spectroscopy (SFS) to solve such problem by measuring Synchronous Fluorescence Intensities (SFI) at 260 and 375 nm for MTP and FDP respectively.
The audiologist can also look for potential middle ear problems by measuring your eardrum mobility.
We avoided these problems by measuring the relative performance of two fingerprints using the same method described above for the new benchmarks.
The techniques of cryo-TEM and single-particle TEM imaging avoid these problems by measuring a large number of stationary molecules, directly imaged by electron lenses, and have benefited from the recent availability of fast-readout direct-recording detectors.
We have avoided these problems by measuring fitness change alone, and avoiding the complication of measuring behavioural traits.
Too few? Adobe Sensei aims to figure out that problem too, by measuring each recipient's engagement with a company's email based on the time it takes them to react to a message and the person's response.
