Sentence examples for unless measurement from inspiring English sources

Note that whilst the 'E' component of the univariate models incorporates the error of measurement in individual variables, this is not the case in the "MZ differences" models that examine the aetiology of the association between the measured exposure and the disorder (unless measurement error is correlated across the exposure and the disorder, or across their reporting).

Likewise, at 4 years, two measurements were taken and averaged unless measurement differences exceeded 5%, in which case the field interviewer checked the measurements to confirm that no error had occurred and re-measured the child if necessary [ 20].

Measures to prevent exposure of the conceptus via a vaginal dose apply to reproductively competent or vasectomized men, unless measurements fail to detect the compound in seminal fluid.

The FDA draft guidance emphasizes the need for condom use also for vasectomized men unless measurements using an adequate assay fail to detect the molecule in seminal fluid.

TcB becomes unreliable after commencement of phototherapy unless measurements are taken from an area of skin that has been shielded from phototherapy with a photo-opaque patch [ 47].

Finally these chemicals have short half-lives, so unless measurements in biological samples are done immediately (e.g. in exhaled breath or in other media) they cannot be identified per se or by measuring metabolites.

Unless the measurement methodology is explained, it is difficult to assess how measurement errors may affect the study results.

It is important that PRO instruments developed for adults are not used in pediatric populations unless the measurement properties are similar in all age groups tested.

Briefly, all measurements before the next administration of the same agent were used for calculations of pharmacokinetics parameters, unless each measurement was less than 5% of the maximum concentration (Cmax).

Although this could affect overall estimates of adherence, the implications might be less important in comparing results of different measurements tools (unless, of course, the effect is differentially captured by each measurement tool); furthermore, it is difficult to perceive that any potential Hawthorne effect would be maintained over the many months of study.

Double-reading of studies, especially in mammography, is not allowed for in this measurement process (unless studies are counted twice, which was not done for the purposes of this survey); in effect, double-read studies require twice the time commitment actually recorded.