Sentence examples for repeatable this method from inspiring English sources

This method can measure both inter-vertebral rotation and translation; however it is unknown how accurate and repeatable this method is for translation in the sagittal plane.

In addition, as it is repeatable, this method could be useful to assess the effects of interventions with specific therapeutic strategies such as drugs, weight reduction and/or physical training.

Subsequent studies show that this method produces repeatable dyssynchrony indices (coefficient of variation is 8.7% for bandwidth and 8.8% for SD of time to peak contraction) and can distinguish normal from dyssynchronous contraction in clinical populations [ 18, 21].

This method is not repeatable and does not scale to large numbers of alignments.

This method yielded highly repeatable results at small scale, validating it as a method for comparative studies with a potential for future automation.

As previously reported, three replicate reverse transcriptase reactions using an identical RNA sample, generated an average variance of about ±12% for three reference gene targets [ 18], indicating that this method is highly repeatable, consistent with the small variances in reference gene expression observed in this study (see below).

This method proved to be repeatable and robust regardless of anodization voltage, temperature, and electrolyte composition and concentration variation.

This method is less-invasive, repeatable and can be applied over different time scales to investigate migration or feeding ecology, and is very appropriate to the study of endangered species such as sea turtles.

The method of coating thin-films with silicone reported in this work could be refined to a repeatable manufacturing method.

For this reason, it is also challenging to design a repeatable numerical method that reliably positions units into armour layers that satisfy the developer's special placement criteria.

We used a repeatable, systematic method for selecting focal species using relative sensitivities derived from occupancy analysis.