Sentence examples for a quantitative criterion from inspiring English sources

A quantitative criterion called shape parameter is then used to express quantitatively the difference in shape between a given experimental drop and a spherical shape.

Efficient concentration and resolution measurement can provide a quantitative criterion to evaluate performances of different distributions.

A quantitative criterion supported the choice of the best modal shape among the previously selected ones.

A quantitative criterion is derived which shows the interplay among the variables involved.

The second, elemental variability is a quantitative criterion although not necessarily linked with loss of archaeological information.

Moreover, based on the field investigation and statistics, the catastrophe progression being employed as a quantitative criterion could avoid the complicated calculation and uncertainty assumption of safety factor.

Specifically, in the present work, from two asymptotic considerations, at high and low photodetachment laser irradiation energy E, and using the relevant physical hypothesis, a scalar parameter S is introduced as a quantitative criteria characterizing the threshold between unsaturated and saturated regimes present in the photo-excitation process.

The contribution of metabolic entities in the objective function has been assumed to carry equal weight on growth rate, in such a way that instead of using a quantitative criteria to evaluate the crosstalk between experiment and modeling, a qualitative procedure based on the normalization of cellular density profile was implemented.

This difference is obvious by visual inspection of the phase plots, but the ratio of errors of the two fits gives a quantitative measure and a formal criterion for segregation of neurons in two groups according to the type of the onset dynamics of their APs.

A common quantitative criterion is that a particle on average completes at least one gyration around the magnetic field before making a collision, i.e., \omega_{\mathrm{ce}} / v_{\mathrm{coll}} > 1, where \omega_{\mathrm{ce}} is the "electron gyrofrequency" and v_{\mathrm{coll}} is the "electron collision rate".

For extending the homology concept onto membrane proteins, we provide a necessary quantitative criterion to distinguish simple TMs (and a sufficient criterion for complex TMs) in query sequences prior to their usage in homology searches based on assessment of hydrophobicity and sequence complexity of the TM sequence segments.