Sentence examples for relevant measurement from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is possible that the TOP2A and β-tubulin indices described here predict response based on their capacity to measure proliferation rather than providing a biologically relevant measurement of target.

However, accuracy of relevant measurement data is usually unsatisfactory due to limits of measuring instruments, and data reconciliation can be applied to improve the accuracy of these measurements.

We discuss an important risk for discordance between biodistribution, as typically measured by drug surrogate, and therapeutic outcome, as determined by clinically relevant measurement of drug function in a disease model.

Therefore, scrutinising the content and measurement aspects in the different PROMs will aid researchers when applying a relevant measurement instrument, thus increasing their chances of quantifying the aspect of relevance and interest.

Except to say, perhaps quaintly, that we don't regard political success as the only relevant measurement here.

Aspects of instrumentation design are presented together with relevant measurement results.

Clinical signs, serological responses and the presence or absence of Borrelia spirochete DNA in skin biopsies were also measured to provide broad and clinically relevant measurements of response to treatment.

The study used relevant measurements of inequity, the concentration index, which measures the long-term trends in inequalities in the utilisation of critical maternal healthcare interventions in the Philippines, which is important for future health policy.

The detailed methodology of relevant measurements is presented in the paper.

The generalized methodology can also be used for other relevant measurements.

And there remains the intricate problem of developing relevant measurements of the effects of different contents upon different reactors.