Sentence examples for as a quantitative parameter from inspiring English sources
Optical absorption spectroscopy is performed for thin film networks with different SWCNT densities in order to use the % T as a quantitative parameter proportional to the CNT density.
The number of mentions of each feature is used as a quantitative parameter for measuring the relevance of the features discovered in the literatures.
The Tc values of the samples were used as a quantitative parameter to analyze and optimize various parameters studied in the film preparation.
Although both methods use the reduction of resident hand flora as a quantitative parameter for antimicrobial efficacy, there are major differences concerning the test design.
Additionally, we introduce the susceptibility constant of bioaerosols to DBD as a quantitative parameter for the performance evaluation of a DBD reactor.
To be effectively used in design decisions, it is important to bring risk into the design process as a quantitative parameter that engineers can both understand and trade.
We performed two types of analyses to investigate the association between the antibody response to a specific antigen and the asymptomatic profile, working with the variable RI as either a qualitative or a quantitative parameter.
The result of a diagnostic test is in general not binary (positive/negative) but a quantitative parameter (such as a biomarker).
A quantitative parameter has been defined as the ratio of insulator sleeve length to the radial distance between the electrodes, "Lins/(b−a)".
The aim of this study was to evaluate the diagnostic value of the asphericity (ASP) as a novel quantitative parameter, reflecting the spatial heterogeneity of tracer uptake, in the staging process of patients with 68Ga-PSMA-HBED-CC positron emission tomography (PET -positive PET -positiveer (prostate
The molecular interaction network topology is defined in the Cytoscape exported format and protein information as well as quantitative parameters can be defined in the node attributes file (e.g., protein name, probabilities of activation, and threshold).
