Sentence examples for able to confidently quantify from inspiring English sources

Since sphingolipids are present in human plasma at very different concentrations (from low nM to high μM), we also tested the dilution integrity of our method in order to be able to confidently quantify samples above the upper limit of the calibration curve.

Despite the advantages of PNA FISH, so far we were only able to confidently quantify biofilms populations ex-situ and up to 48 hours.

Better information on protected area management intent and effectiveness is needed to confidently quantify the biodiversity outcome of increasing management restrictions.

None of the fecal indicators were able to confidently predict the presence of thermotolerant Campylobacter spp. and STEC.

You want to be able to confidently cook weeknight dinner in a familiar way, eliminating guesswork.

With this knowledge, company management should be able to confidently outline plans to deliver on growth opportunities.

After a brief training session, all the subjects were able to confidently control the cursor and write words using only ocular movements and blinking.

The results show that the proposed method is able to confidently and reliably find robust optimal solutions without significant extra computational burden.

This appears to suggest that both classifiers are able to confidently and consistently reject non-invasive tissue regions.

If you are not able to confidently say that you would be able to complete these courses successfully, you should take equivalent courses before you apply.

At this point, the clinician will often be able to confidently estimate the volume status of the shock patient.