Sentence examples for a quantitative examination of from inspiring English sources

Such biological metaphors seem apt, because much of the research is a quantitative examination of words.

A quantitative examination of crack aperture should be done on our sample for further understanding.

We present a quantitative examination of the liberation and subsequent deposition of silica at the subduction zone plate interface in the Mugi mélange, an exhumed accretionary complex in the Shimanto Belt of southwest Japan.

Testing for Rasch model fit enabled a quantitative examination of qualities of the items such as subgroup homogeneity, which could not be examined by the analyses in the first stage of test development.

Recent advances in understanding the generic properties of complex networks, including various biological, technological, and social networks [15], [16], allow for a quantitative examination of the organization of N-linked glycosylation pathways.

Together they sought to take a quantitative examination of adiponectin oligomer transport and how the endothelium may be a barrier to adiponectin function.

Several key parameters have been measured or estimated from visual and geophysical observations, such as observations of the timing, duration and volumetric discharge rate of the eruption, as well as the location of the magma chamber; hence, the eruption of 2011 is a suitable example for a quantitative examination using physical models of magma flow in a conduit.

Moreover, for a more quantitative examination of the mechanism in which the strength of modified aggregates is improved, through a microscopic analysis of the ITZ, the specimens shown in Fig. 5 were formed in such a way to allow high-magnification FE-SEM observation using the device shown in Fig. 6.

We have conducted a detailed, quantitative examination of stereo vision in patient DF, who has visual agnosia following cortical damage to predominantly ventral areas.

Despite administering the same tests at similar ages, the studies were too dissimilar to allow a meaningful quantitative examination of outcomes across cohorts.

A formal quantitative examination of the impact of measured versus back-extrapolated TCDD exposure was not possible because of the 10 publications included in the present meta-analysis, only the Seveso Women's Health Study (24) relied on measured rather than estimated past exposures.