Sentence examples for relevant measuring from inspiring English sources

The recommended correction procedure was based on method comparison with use of five duplicate measurements on a common set of patient samples covering the relevant measuring interval.

But retrospect is not really the relevant measuring stick.

The uncertainty range of fundamental characteristics of the test samples, such as thermal conductivity (k), density, pH, electrical conductivity (E), specific heat (c p ), and viscosity, refer to deviations from the relevant measuring instruments and sample temperature controller.

Hence, the relevant measuring range of R and XN covers about three orders of magnitude.

Poor working memory has measurable impacts on educationally relevant measures of children's performance.

And the investigators were looking at the relevant measures of infection and symptoms in their search for the virus and interleukin-8.

Whyte asserts, implausibly, that, "after three years of backbreaking work, Hoover had in fact stopped the depression in its tracks and by most relevant measures forced its retreat".

China would take "relevant measures according to different air threats" to defend the country's airspace, Xinhua reported.

"The American warship has violated relevant Chinese laws by entering Chinese territorial waters without prior permission, and the Chinese side has taken relevant measures including monitoring and admonishments," it said.

NBC's games have swept to victories in every relevant measure this season, averaging 20.8 million viewers, with a jolt from the 24.8 million who watched the Giants beat Dallas on Sept. 20.

The relevant measure is empathy: does he care, does he give a damn, does he validate my concerns, is he connected to me, is he my representative, will he stick up for me and my interests?