measured reading

noun
UK /ˈmeʒəd ˈriːdɪŋ/
US /ˈmeʒərd ˈriːdɪŋ/

A measured reading is when you read something carefully and slowly to get the exact numbers or facts.

The scientist took a measured reading of the temperature every hour.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A reading taken from a measuring device such as a thermometer or meter.

The measured reading on the scale showed the package weighed two kilograms.

3. A slow and thoughtful reading of a text, often aloud.

She gave a measured reading of the poem so everyone could hear each word.

4. A careful judgment or assessment based on facts.

His measured reading of the situation helped the team avoid a mistake.