Sentence examples for a further quantitative from inspiring English sources

In this work, the development of a further Quantitative Nanostructure Activity Relationship (QNAR) model was performed by linear multiple linear regression (MLR) and nonlinear artificial neural network (ANN) techniques to accurately predict the cellular uptake values of these compounds by dividing them into three groups.

The standard PCR-positive samples were subjected to a further quantitative real-time PCR analysis.

For several of these, a further quantitative analysis was carried out (Supplementary Fig. 4, and Supplementary Tables).

The serum samples were treated with a MARS column, and an equal amount (25  μg) of protein from the unbound fraction was used for a further quantitative analysis.

This finding is a further quantitative confirmation of the validity of our biomarkers identified on the (ZGP versus ZGNP) study [ 49] and using separate biological samples.

In order to refine the instrument a further quantitative reduction was performed with Rasch analysis (dichotomous logistic response model) [ 13], using the answers to the questionnaire from a group of patients with anogenital warts.

The SUV images were used for all further quantitative evaluations.

The data itself could be a source of further quantitative research as well, like for retrieving the canvas weave pattern.

However, Mr Williamson said: "With growth this strong, it's hard to see how any of the members of the Monetary Policy Committee could make a case for further quantitative easing.

Size profiling indicated an insufficient quality for further quantitative analyses of a few libraries (Fig.  1), namely those derived from roots, leaves in senescence, young leaves, woody stems, pollen, post-harvest berries and seeds, which were used only to identify known vvi-miRNAs and to predict novel miRNA candidates, but not for the expression analysis.

However, this study creates an avenue for further quantitative research on the factors influencing social enterprises in developing countries like Bangladesh, as well as for and other qualitative research.