Sentence examples for a tool for quantitative from inspiring English sources

We find that the IFM shows promise as a tool for quantitative landscape-scale ecological impact assessment, depending on the size of the impact.

We present a tool for quantitative assessment of K-12 students' stance towards inquiry as an important part of students' development of design literacy.

Multidetector-row computed tomography (MDCT) has emerged as a tool for quantitative assessment of parenchymal destruction, air trapping (density metrics), and airway remodeling (metrics relating airway wall and lumen geometry) in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma.

We therefore can conclude at this stage that the basic framework of a global biogeochemical nitrogen cycle, which can be used as a tool for quantitative evaluation of anthropogenic disturbances, has been developed.

Implementing these proposals would greatly enhance the value of the NARMS program as a tool for quantitative decision-making and aid in improving the quality of our food supply and human health care.

RNA-seq is not only a tool for quantitative assessment of RNA but can also be exploratory.

This in turn leads to an improved and much more reliable use of the cavity microelectrode (C-ME) as a tool for the quantitative characterization of finely dispersed materials and for their quantitative rapid screening.

The suitability of GE as a tool for improving quantitative traits in livestock breeding programs, referred to herein as PAGE, is unknown because quantitative traits are influenced by many QTN, most of which have a small effect.

On the one hand, the understanding of supramolecular interactions at interfaces provides a tool for the quantitative description of multivalency at interfaces.

Specifically, the paper describes the application of a Frumkin adsorption/intercalation type isotherm as a tool for a quantitative description of electrochemical Li intercalation/deintercalation into various Li-insertion anodes and cathodes.

Finally, we will cover the use of Skyline as a tool for targeted quantitative proteomics workflows.