Sentence examples for sort of measurement from inspiring English sources

They are not some sort of measurement caused by dodgy instruments.

A "fact" is necessarily something that is verifiable, at least in principle, by means of some sort of measurement.

For starters, he says he would never refer to any sort of measurement having to do with tea (he'd go with coffee).

Standard approaches for dealing with this sort of measurement error include the use of nonparametric bounds, instrumental variable estimation, and direct modeling.

A term with the word 'gap' prominently displayed, needs some sort of measurement".

There are a variety of approaches being employed to provide this sort of measurement today.

The limited accuracy obtained in historical Casimir force measurements based on macroscopic instrumental controls stresses the extraordinary difficulty of this sort of measurements (the reported agreement between theory and experimental data in [3] is ≈15%).

Given the theory of cohesive regolith and having explored some of the implications, we now consider what sort of measurements can be made to verify the theory and evaluate the actual strength levels.

Firstly, we will focus on a homogeneous set of measurement instruments, since it is not clear if these standards and criteria can be applied to all sorts of measurement instruments that measure health status.

The problem was, records going that far back are based on all sorts of measurements that are difficult to compare – some are taken at different times of day or at different altitudes.

In 1999, he helped set up the Partnership for Interdisciplinary Studies of Coastal Oceans (PISCO), which now includes 80 sites along the West Coast of North America doing the same sorts of measurements that Duffy has planned for his network.