"which measurement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in the context of asking for a specific measurement or clarification about a measurement that has already been mentioned. For example: - "The length of the room is 10 feet, but which measurement are you looking for exactly?" - "We need to calculate the cost per square footage - can you confirm which measurement you used for the width?" - "His blood pressure is 120/80, but which measurement is considered high, the systolic or the diastolic?".
In the joint analysis, non-parametric Spearman partial correlation and the corresponding significant test are used to measure which measurement is most important in influencing fitness pleiotropy.
The gains in statistical power are fairly modest if compared with the best of the 2 separate exposure measures but are potentially useful in a research area in which measurement error severely limits our ability to elucidate such associations.
There are also situations in which measurement itself can lead to bad results.
Moodscope is a blended system in which measurement is supplemented by human sympathy.
For this reason Heisenberg supplemented this picture with a theory in which measurement figures prominently.
The following, however, are categories in which measurement at varying degrees of precision is involved.
In his JAMA editorial, Dr. McGill says that the evidence of heart disease risk factors in children and adolescents is so strong that "it may be time to reconsider the age at which measurement of cholesterol levels should begin".
Mike Burns, president of ChampionChip USA, which supplies the chips used in the New York, Boston and Marine Corps marathons, chose his words carefully when asked which measurement was more accurate.
Computation is another important measurement process, in which measurement signals are manipulated mathematically, typically by some form of analog or digital computer.
A slightly better performance between 22 and 28 December – which saw performance reach 90.5% and 85.7%, depending on which measurement is used – did nothing to relieve a growing sense in the NHS that it is facing some of the greatest pressures in memory.
The electrical nature of a material is characterized by its conductivity (or, inversely, its resistivity) and its dielectric constant, and coefficients that indicate the rates of change of these with temperature, frequency at which measurement is made, and so on.
