Sentence examples for system measuring from inspiring English sources
Kinetic measurements were possible through a specifically designed competition system measuring the reaction of thiyl radicals with either the C-H bonds of the carbohydrates or the Cα-H bond of cysteine under conditions where the extent of other competitive reactions of the thiyl radicals were minimized.
27 A similar study in primary care found positive associations between patient experience of processes and measurement of care quality (from the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) system measuring care quality for disease prevention and management in chronic conditions).
The Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) is an NIH Roadmap initiative to develop a computerized system measuring PROs in respondents with a wide range of chronic diseases and demographic characteristics.
The altimeter system, measuring the time it takes light pulses to travel to a reflecting object and back to the satellite, will calculate the precise elevations and positions of ice sheets, icebergs, clouds and land formations.
Before the academic year 2015 begins, the Department of Education will publish a new college-ratings system, measuring such things as how much it costs to attend an institution, what proportion of students graduate and how much they earn afterwards.
We have had a system measuring energy use in effect for years for the largest single energy-consuming product in most of our lives (our automobiles), and anyone who counts the relative number of Priuses and S.U.V.'s on the road can see exactly how well that's worked.
Because the measurement system is band limited, the system measures windowed frequency characteristics of the channel.
A radar system measures the tiny vibrations on the surface as the waves pass by.
CRITERION-BASED TESTING: This system measures student performance based on standards.
A new optional system measures parking spaces alongside the car and flashes a go-ahead if the car will fit.
Academics are one factor the school system measures in making closing decisions.
