"within measure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means staying within reasonable limits or boundaries. Example: "It is important to enjoy life but always within measure, to avoid any negative consequences."
From these ANOVAs, we took the mean square (MS) value of θ as the within-measure error (MSW) and the MS of the trial term as the among-measure (MSA) error to calculate the repeatability.
(The idea is that a line should be pretty and make internal sense, but it's done when it's done; it's not counted off within measures).
From that discussion, we adopt signal types of which the typical examples are the average, median, and peak-white luminance levels within measured image areas.
Within measured 14 crystals from this batch, no substantial variation in catalytic performance is found.
There seem at least three possible explanations for the lack of convergence within measures of cognitive control and defensive reactivity.
Despite low convergence within measures of cognitive control and defensive reactivity, results demonstrated moderate relationships between measures of cognitive control and defensive reactivity.
Therefore most of the measures used ordinal (ordered) response formats but there was little consistency of the response format and response continuum within measures.
Some data were sparse or contradictory, making it difficult to fully understand the variability within measures and the comparability between measures.
Table 3 gives the most common situation of moderate correlation between baseline and follow-up measures and high correlation within measures.
Improving people's understanding of the value judgments embedded within measures will minimize the chance that researchers mislead or policymakers are misled.
