Sentence examples for standard measurement methods from inspiring English sources
By adopting this scheme, we were able to measure an average of 23 points each day, while standard measurement methods (e.g., leveling and total station), which measure the elevation from the shoreline, might have limited measurements to only 1 2 points per day with larger error than our measurements.
Emerging Building Information Modelling (BIM) can exploit standard measurement methods to automate cost estimation process and improve inaccuracies.
Structuring standard measurement methods in an ontologically and machine readable format for a BIM software can greatly facilitate the process of improving inaccuracies in cost estimation.
A number of standard measurement methods have been proposed but techniques capable of operating in the fusion reactor conditions need development.
This equation takes into consideration the relationship between HbA1c (Japan Diabetes Society) calculated using the previous Japanese standard measurement methods and HbA1c (NGSP) 26.
Totals solids (TS), volatile solids (VS), chemical oxygen demand (COD), electrical conductivity, and total organic carbon (TOC) were determined according to German standard measurement methods [ 47].
Because radiosondes are considered as the standard measurement method of temperature, they are compared with the GPS-RO profiles.
Generally, the standard measurement method for the analysis of many thermo-physical properties is the DSC [17].
Although abnormal patellar mobility potentially contributes to several knee disorders, such as anterior knee pain, patellofemoral pain, and arthrofibrosis, there is no strong evidence to support its importance, partially due to the lack of a standard measurement method [1, 3, 4, 10].
Anthropometric study was performed using the same medical scales (Q241, Zhejiang Anbo Medical Devices Co, Ltd) according to a standard measurement method.
The International Standard ISO 5725's statistical methods are used to estimate the repeatability, reproducibility and trueness of a standard measurement method [ 13].
