Sentence examples for be done to quantitatively from inspiring English sources

More work needs to be done to quantitatively translate TX-TL circuit performance into predictions for in vivo circuit function.

However, little has been done to quantitatively assess the efficiency of such structures for trapping sediment or to improve their performance.

This is done to quantitatively measure the agreement between the predictions provided by the model and the real world represented by observations in experiments.

Although these preliminary data suggested that heterotrophic CO2-fixation is feasible, little is done to quantitatively analyze and evaluate the process.

As of yet, little has been done to quantitatively assess the association between Alu distribution and genes that are causally implicated in oncogenesis.

Besides, although the parsimony principle is widely used in computational biology, few work has been done to verify its rationality quantitatively.

While perceived quality of care is now widely recognized in health care as influencing service utilization, to our knowledge, there has been little research done to quantitatively explore clients' perceived quality of maternal and newborn care [ 13, 16, 21, 24, 26, 27, 32].

With that purpose, in this study an innovative hierarchical clustering analysis has been proposed in order not only to obtain a set of clusters based on damage patterns found in experimental data obtained with PZT sensors, but also to achieve a graphical representation of this information so that the damage identification can be done qualitatively and quantitatively in an intuitive manner.

The refinement should be done in a quantitatively correct way, so that (some of) the numerical properties of the model (such as the experimental fit and validation) are preserved.

This can be done semi-quantitatively by categorizing function or dilation as normal, moderately altered, or markedly altered [ 6].

Productivity Paradox hypothesis can be done more robustly and quantitatively using growth accounting model or sample surveys.