Sentence examples for basis for quantification of from inspiring English sources
Thus, close investigation of the relationships between canopy GPP and photosynthetically active radiation absorbed by vegetation is the basis for quantification of LUE.
This paper describes a theoretical and risk based framework to form the basis for quantification of robustness and for pre-normative guidelines.
The chapter discusses a systematic approach to the analysis of the causes as a basis for quantification of likelihood, and then explains the mathematical methods for quantifying those elements that can be quantified.
These SRES scenarios provide the basis for quantification of future emissions.
This definition has been the basis for the quantification of the total lipid fraction of algae as the total quantity of compounds soluble in a chloroform/methanol solvent mixture (based on an original method described by Bligh and Dyer [ 5] and then improved by Folch et al. [ 6] and critically reviewed by Iverson [ 7]).
Great expectations were set into the ExternE project, a major research programme launched by the European Commission at the beginning of the 1990s to provide a scientific basis for the quantification of energy related externalities and to give guidance supporting the design of internalisation measures.
The method (i) allows an experimental determination of the extended Taylor's equation, with a limited set of experiments and (ii) provides a basis for the quantification of tool life measurement uncertainty.
The framework provides the mathematical basis for the quantification of the interactions between intracellular metabolism and extracellular conditions, and it is readily applicable to the identification of optimal ME targets for the improvement of industrial processes [Wang, L., Hatzimanikatis, V., 2005. Metabolic engineering under uncertainty. II: analysis of yeast metabolism. Submitted].
The article discusses (1) theoretical and experimental considerations important for developing a quantification method, (2) methods used for quantification of amorphous content, (3) basis for selecting a suitable methodology depending on the properties of a material, and (4) role of various instrument and sample-related parameters in designing a protocol for quantification of amorphous content.
