Sentence examples for purely measures from inspiring English sources

In the complete network, where each agent observes all others' contributions, (delta ) purely measures the degree of imperfectness in the subjects' pattern of conditional cooperation (A1).

Since it was not purely measured as a routine, a selection bias cannot be ruled out.

Validation measurements show that the contact forces calculated using the hybrid matrix are, if anything, more accurate than those based on a purely measured matrix.

We consider the Monge Kantorovich transport problem in a purely measure theoretic setting, i.e. without imposing continuity assumptions on the cost function.

Therefore, if this recognition task was purely measuring familiarity, one would expect equal performance to all tagged faces.

Ktrans does not purely measure capillary permeability in any of these models (although it is often assumed to do so).

However, most of the systems are no more purely measuring one specific variable, but provide several data more.

The addition of items pertaining to ICF participation may also shift the focus from purely measured functional outcomes to a set of patient reported outcomes.

It's against this backdrop that we need to re-think how we measure poverty, going beyond purely financial measures, and that means we need to find better ways to measure social progress.

By purely statistical measures, there are other Federer towns.

Purely defensive measures, meanwhile, often impose substantial costs on innocent people and may imperil civil liberties.