Sentence examples for strictly measure from inspiring English sources

2) The kits do not strictly measure TAGs alone.

Although that study laid the groundwork for our current analysis, this earlier approach did not strictly measure microsatellite conservation.

This does not strictly measure glucose oxidation, since recycling of label and transfer to substrates such as lipids must also be considered, since they may contribute to the CO2 produced.

Using this system, they could strictly measure (by monitoring the expression of CD19) and control (by modulating the levels of the input molecule) the biological response (cell proliferation/viability).

Further, we excluded scales which did not strictly measure a characteristic of the job (such as work-home interference) or loaded negatively on a positive factor (such as social stressors on the social resources factor).

Engineers operate in a world of strictly measured loads and heat fluxes, but political forces are impervious to precise measurement.

The melismatic sections alternated with strictly measured, or "discant," sections.

The explanation may be that people are looking for something that cannot be strictly measured by I.Q.

The strictly measured diamond lattice of the waterproof facade had to be superimposed on the less precisely fabricated diagrid and bolted to it.

In reality, Pavlova's elevation, if strictly measured, would not outdo Vaganova's.... Onstage she flies at rapid speed up and down, obliquely, near the floor, against all logic, against all the laws of gravity, with her widely opened, dark brown eyes, in which fire burns".

As Accorsi et al. [12] have observed, NECdensity and NECpatient are strictly measures of data quality, not image quality; they depend on the number of events recorded and the relative importance of random and scatter events, but not on how the data are reconstructed or processed.