Sentence examples for produced measures from inspiring English sources

The largest sheet of active-matrix OLED material yet produced measures about 20 inches diagonally, says Allen.

After excluding these biased sites, as well as those affected by imperfect mappability and/or an indel(s) nearby, we found that RNA-seq data aligned to a single reference genome produced measures of relative ASE that were comparable to those resulting from separately aligning the same reads to allele-specific maternal and paternal genomes.

We found that limiting analysis of relative ASE to regions of the genome with no more differentiating sites than the number of mismatches allowed eliminated the systematic bias toward the reference allele and produced measures of ASE similar to those inferred from aligning reads separately to the maternal and paternal genomes.

Seeking Platonic absolutes in his final years, he produced measured, exact poetry that increasingly exulted in mystical discoveries of transcendence within the immanence of self and physical reality.

For measuring quantity of water produced, measuring cylinder having a minimum capacity of 5 ml is used.

Homogenization experiments performed to validate the model predictions produced measured distributions in very good agreement with two target distributions.

Bone length was measured before surgery and the amount of lengthening produced measured from the first radiograph of the maturation period.

But it is struggling to produce measures that will impress financial markets that have consistently punished the bloc when it has sought to muddle through.

This review focuses on the latter approach, which is by far the most common in the body and produces measures of capillary permeability as well.

"At the same time you are making significant strides in deficit reduction, if they were to come to an agreement, that would be a natural place to do some job producing measures".

Quantification of contrast leakage to produce measures of contrast transfer coefficient (Ktrans) is more difficult[ 23 ].