Definitions

1. An accurate measurement is necessary to insure proper cleaning of the root canal(s).

Level Measurement

1. By taking a level measurement about 90° from the other level measurements, an accurate measurement of the tip, as discussed above, can be acquired.

Sensor

1. The sensor is located inside the camera and gauges the amount of light at the film plane, allowing more accurate measurement of flash intensity.

Moons

1. The discovery of its moons made possible an accurate measurement of the asteroid's mass and density.

Nodules

1. Ultrasonography can also be useful for accurate measurement of thyroid nodules that are being monitored serially.

Nodule

1. Ultrasound allows accurate measurement of a nodule's size and can determine if a nodule is getting smaller or is growing larger during treatment.

Tilt

1. Thus, an accurate measurement of tilt, as discussed above, can be acquired.

Spirituality

1. Christian belief also holds that the soul cannot be bought; this is why money is not an accurate measurement of spirituality.

Root Canal Treatment

1. Such accurate measurement allows the use of more precise canal instrumentation methods to improve root canal treatment.

Root Canal

1. This gives an accurate measurement of a root canal.

Measurements

1. Although power failures prevented accurate measurement of wind speeds in New Orleans, there were a few measurements of hurricane-force winds.

Intensity

1. They are used for accurate measurement of the intensity of light in science, industry and in many consumer electronic devices.

Ceramic Materials

1. Further expanding the use of ceramic materials into heat-related markets requires accurate measurement of their thermophysical characteristics.

Critical Step

1. Alexander GR: The accurate measurement of gestational age–a critical step toward improving fetal death reporting and perinatal health.

Blood

1. Accurate measurement of the blood pressure is important.

Hematocrit

1. The field of the invention is a method and apparatus for making a rapid, relatively accurate measurement of the hematocrit of blood.

Time

1. Latitude is fairly easy to determine through celestial navigation, but the measurement of longitude requires accurate measurement of time.
2. Accurate measurement of SDF-1 levels in the bone marrow microenvironment and its change over time is currently not possible.
3. For an accurate measurement, blood must be sampled frequently over a long enough time to observe virtually complete drug elimination.

Time Difference

1. By measuring the time difference between the two detections, a very accurate measurement of the angle to the source can be provided.

Accurate Measurement

1. Further, this invention is a method of determining the minimum volume of blood required to obtain an accurate measurement of the hematocrit.
2. The most accurate measurement of the mean volume of a large number of cells can be obtained from the "cellocrit" (hematocrit in the case of erythrocytes).
3. Photodiodes are often used for accurate measurement of light intensity in science and industry.

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1. Time Difference
2. Anatomy > Tissues > Blood > Hematocrit
3. Critical Step
4. Ceramic Materials
5. Light Intensity
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