Sentence examples for standardised measurement from inspiring English sources

Six observers used a highly standardised measurement protocol to measure FA using the width, area and weight of the same set of leaves of 10 plant species that differed in leaf size, shape of the leaf margin and other leaf traits.

For example, the Radiographic Union Scale for Tibial Fractures (RUST) is a standardised measurement tool that was developed to measure fracture healing of patients with tibial shaft fractures.

In addition, circumference measures at multiple sites on each arm will be obtained using a standardised measurement technique.

These opportunities, he says, largely lie in the fact that the coalition provides a standardised measurement for sustainability across the global clothing industry, and can demonstrate, "where you're at on a global scale, and where you need to apply your resources if you're going to catch up with the industry on a global level, in terms of sustainability".

We have developed a standardised measurement of talent based on CV data, professional competencies and values inspired by headhunting and Business School HR tradition.

It's also – if you believe in a single standardised measurement (which there isn't, really) – just one second off a Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG.

A pamphlet for the Legatum think-tank, based on a commission chaired by the former head of the civil service, Lord O'Donnell, attempts to advance matters by pushing for more standardised measurements.

Fig. 4 Combining plant-specific leaf deposition and its variability with standardised measurements of deposition.

The combined variability of within-site leaf deposition data and across-site standardised measurements can be determined using Eq. 15.

Standardised measurements of productivity such as the Site Index have been shown to be strongly related to environmental factors.

VL is to be used for the numerical simulation of standardised measurements under predefined, controlled, acoustic conditions.