Sentence examples for a quantitative foundation from inspiring English sources

Backed by a quantitative foundation.

Surprisingly, however, there has not been a quantitative foundation for attributing the retreats to climate change, except in the global aggregate.

Recent research has extended image quality metrics and theoretical models to such applications, providing a quantitative foundation for the assessment of imaging performance as well as a general framework for the design, optimization, and translation of such technologies to new applications.

This article provides a quantitative foundation for understanding the dynamic policy change of the disaster management system in China with a particular emphasis on the governance capacity and may serve as a basis for exploring the potential pathways of transformation according to the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals.

This study provides a quantitative foundation for future research into a complex mammalian vocal signal particularly with respect to vocal plasticity and evolution.

The CG-Questionnaire gives a quantitative foundation to the size and content of culture gaps.

I think it gave me confidence in my skills, a strong quantitative foundation and the ability to look at my role through the Chicago lens, which is really the lens of disruption.

"I think it gave me confidence in my skills, a strong quantitative foundation and the ability to look at my role through the Chicago lens, which is really the lens of disruption". What is unique about New Relic's approach to data analytics?

This approach provides a rational and quantitative foundation to analyze and visualize relationships involving membrane proteins, and results in a different view of the yeast membrane interactome, particularly as it applies to the centrality-lethality rule.

We have provided a quantitative structural foundation for earlier biomechanical findings in pulmonary leaflets and the basis for validation of theoretical assumptions still lacking the support of experimental evidence in both conduits.

We review the conceptual and quantitative foundation of the recently suggested 'planetary boundary' for freshwater (PB-Water; i.e. tolerable human 'blue' water consumption), and propose ways forward to refine and reassess it.