Sentence examples for allowing for quantification from inspiring English sources

The radical ABTS− is detectable at 415 nm, allowing for quantification of catalytic activity.

The bacteria are genetically engineered to emit photons, allowing for quantification with a photon-counting camera system.

Hence, tomographic nuclear imaging allowing for quantification of the 99mTc-PYP uptake might contribute to the diagnosis of IIM, and SPECT/CT of the lower body might suffice.

By 'second-order logic' we understand a logic that extends ordinary first-order logic by allowing for quantification into predicate position.

Recovery curves based on threshold-based VOIs, threshold-based VOIs adapted to the background and CT-based ROIs were obtained for all SBRs and sphere diameters, allowing for quantification.

Mathematical models were developed to correlate observed product selectivities, 1,3-BD yields and productivities with the manipulated reaction variables, allowing for quantification of variable effects on catalyst activity and assessment of the kinetic mechanism.

Second-order logic is an extension of classical quantificational logic in which we allow for quantification into predicate position.

This distribution allows for quantification of uncertainty and bias.

Nanoparticles were observed to accumulate in the tumours, and micro-CT allowed for quantification of this.

Conventional plating methods for monitoring LB and ST levels during yogurt manufacture do not allow for quantification of individual strains.

After filtration, the vesicles containing the substrates are captured, which allows for quantification of the substrates inside vesicles via radio-isotope scintillation counter or LC/MS.