Sentence examples for problem in measuring from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the biggest problem in measuring intelligence is actually defining what intelligence is.

The basic problem in measuring ground motions is to attain a steady point that remains fixed when the ground moves.

There is an accuracy problem in measuring the height by increasing the distances between the source and the detector.

Missing or incomplete data in short or long intervals is a common problem in measuring air pollution.

One problem in measuring the strength of ties using only W is that such metric provides a simple vision of the relationship.

A major problem in measuring the yield strength of a soft mudcake using conventional rheometers is the slippage between the material and the rheometer parts which contact the material (Bailey et al. 1998).

These nitrogen compounds are often not detected in environmental monitoring due to technical problems in measuring.

Currently, the accuracy of Method II is probably limited chiefly by problems in measuring ΣS0.

Our third model includes a modified quality measure because one aspect of the quality (firms' compliance with Kela's quality standards) was difficult to score outside of the procurement process and this difficulty could have caused problems in measuring the outcome.

Unfortunately, there are problems in measuring walking speed in groups of knee osteoarthritis patients.

Methods and problems in measuring staffing are debated in the literature.