Compressive Sensing (CS) allows for reconstructing sparse signals within a low acceptable error using less measurements than stipulated by the Nyquist criterion.
Both these measurements satisfied all the required criteria stipulated by ASTM standards for valid measurements of KIc.
Alignment is the mean horizontal position covering the wavelength ranges stipulated, then calculated from successive measurements.
Longitudinal level is the mean vertical position covering the wavelength ranges stipulated, then calculated from successive measurements.
Although we did not assess the effect of RBDEs on the precision of follow-up measurements, it may be stipulated that images with more RBDEs may have lower reliability in the precise follow up of thickness changes.
Longitudinal level (mm) is a parameter measured by Trafikverket to express a mean vertical position covering the wavelength ranges stipulated, and is then calculated through successive measurements.
In terms of acceptability for routine use (including burden and possible potential for dissemination) three of the measures identified, though below the stipulated half hour completion time, were in excess of fifty items (ASEBA, BASC, the full BYI) which might limit their use for repeated measurement to track change over time in the way that many services are now looking to track outcomes [ 3].
Among the stipulated causes for the model's poor performance, we believe that the potential measurement errors associated with aggregate exposure measurements are the most likely to affect the applicability of a PBPK model for interpreting urinary TCPY excretion and absorbed CPF dose estimates.
As stated by both versions of the ISO guidelines, ≥95% of the measurements recorded from the BG meter must be within the accuracy limits stipulated by that version of accuracy guidelines.
The protocol used in participating ICUs was not stipulated in detail, notably as regards use of the Harris-Benedict formula [ 15], prokinetic medication or measurement of GRV.
The time frame of measurements was a result of limitations on the total volume of blood that could be drawn as stipulated by the Ethics Committee and also to keep it as reasonable as possible for the volunteers.
