Sentence examples for a new quantification from inspiring English sources
This study aims at a new quantification of neotectonic deformation of the central part of the Pannonian Basin.
In the present paper, we provide a new quantification of the kinetic rates of simultaneous incongruent dissolution of composite carbonate and dolomite in a Chalk aquifer.
The topography of three-dimensional exploration: a new quantification of vertical and horizontal exploration, postural support, and exploratory bouts in the cylinder test.
We therefore evaluated the location of Arg I and of Arg II labeling within the plaque using a new quantification method (Fig. 5A), assuming that newly recruited MØ would reside in the luminal side of the plaque.
From the end- user point of view, the most relevant issues perceived when evaluating a new quantification tool are mostly related to: (1) ease of installation.
For this purpose a new quantification parameter is introduced, defined as the product of the SUV and tumour volume (total lesion glycolysis, TLG) [ 115].
In addition, a new iodine quantification method sensitive to <0.1% iodine (w/w) was employed to measure bound iodine within intact granular starch.
The HIFEM is integrated with a new microstructure quantification algorithm relying on the Random Sequential Adsorption (RSA) and Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines (NURBS) to create realistic periodic unit cells of the composite based on imaging data.
Our global pyrogeography provides a new, multivariate quantification of the current distribution of vegetation fires across the planet that is both coherent with our knowledge of global fire patterns and capable of projecting potential changes in wildfire for the future.
This communication describes a new image quantification package, PHLIP (PHobia Laser scanning microscopy Imaging Processor), which enables analysis of multi-channel CLSM data.
The College Fund's new quantification of the value of donations might be a response to a trend of "a new generation of donors for whom intent isn't enough.
