Sentence examples for a way for quantifying from inspiring English sources
Accessible surface area (ASA) refers to the surface area of a biomolecule that is accessible to a solvent, as a way for quantifying hydrophobic burial.
They also present an interesting economic model, and join a growing number of critics in calling for a way of quantifying and including "the full costs of a project" before it starts (or is even approved).
Engagement remains a key metric for Facebook as a way of quantifying how much time users spend on the site, important data for those deciding how to invest marketing budgets.
But aggravating circumstances are for trials, as a way of quantifying loss.
They also provide a way of quantifying risks and costing for or against implementing a new component of the architecture.
Clos the scientist – he began his medical career as an anaesthetist before moving into healthcare management, then politics – is clear that finding a way of quantifying urbanisation would be a significant step forward for professionals and the general public alike.
For this to work, one would need a way of quantifying the degree of curvature of a function, which is not trivial.
Summarizing the biological common properties of a group of bio-entities is still a challenging task, that requires addressing ways for quantifying similarities between functional concepts, another well known different problem currently under intense study.
The proposed risk-based approach presented in this study provides a way for municipalities to quantify the risk associated with their selected design values and for tangible and meaningful interpretation of the risks that projected climate change might pose on storm water infrastructure.
There are principally two ways for quantifying the land value of parcels in land consolidation schemes.
For example, he suggests that two positions on the cosmetology board be filled by people with "three years of experience" in braiding, but he does not lay out a way for the existing board to quantify that experience.
