Sentence examples for appealing quantity from inspiring English sources
While the case reproduction number is an intuitively appealing quantity, the instantaneous reproduction number estimated by equation (9) should also be considered for practical applications as it may suffer fewer problems of right censoring in an incompletely observed epidemic.
Beyond this case example, the calculation of the fractal dimension appears to be an appealing quantity to assess membrane protein assembly, as it reports in a single number the complexity of the molecular distribution mosaicity.
The idea of appealing to conserved quantities has its forerunners in Aronson's and Fair's appeal to energy and momentum.
In a region where no new traditional water supplies are available, the dream of desalinating unlimited quantities of seawater is appealing.
Salmon was the most prominent member of the first group, offering an intricate account of causal processes, causal propagation, and causal interaction by appealing (in later work) to the conservation of physical quantities.
Marketers often capitalize on this by appealing to fears of scarcity, knowing that "today only" and "limited quantity" will create a now-or-never urgency reaction.
"Police are appealing for information, especially about anyone trying to sell large quantities of Heinz baked beans in suspicious circumstances," a force spokesman said.
With the advent of NGS technologies, the ease of generating large quantities of sequence has made WGS strategies even more appealing.
But colonic irrigation - squirting large quantities of water into a place where nothing should be squirted - seems less appealing.
