Sentence examples for a quantitative example from inspiring English sources

The life cycle of polyurethane foam insulation in freezer applications is presented as a quantitative example of how different environmental criteria can lead to different design recommendations.

A quantitative example is utilized to illustrate the formulation and classification of flexibility services provided by the DERs in the proposed FLECH market.

See Figs. 4 and 5 for the visual and Fig. 6 for a quantitative example of a corresponding situation in patient 3 in contrast to patient 6.

As a quantitative example, note that after 120 h the solution Fe concentration for lipid-free pyrite is 118 μmol L-1, while for the same time interval the Fe concentration is 30 and 12 μmol L-1 for the unirradiated lipid/pyrite and irradiated lipid/pyrite samples, respectively.

It is useful to provide a quantitative example.

To give a quantitative example of the results, in the Plasmodium berghei chromosome 2 finishing effort, the number of contigs was reduced from 60 to 36 with nine potential joins via ABACAS.

We will demonstrate how this can be done with a quantitative model of a specific case example.

Allik and Tuulmets, for example, presented a quantitative model of numerosity estimation of dot collections that is entirely based on a combined measure of the collections' spatial extent and density [14].

To give a more quantitative example for an efficiency-flexibility tradeoff, imagine two workers that drive between home and their common working place (Fig. 1, left panel).

To illustrate this, we present here a quantitative, numerical example of spontaneous genome size evolution, with parameter values taken from experimental data.

For a quantitative trait example, this study has greater than 80% power to detect an association between a SNP with 0.11 MAF and a β-value of 0.1 for triglyceride levels.