Sentence examples for be possible to quantitatively from inspiring English sources

Finally, to successfully understand tissue function, it must be possible to quantitatively describe the underlying cellular fate processes and manipulate them.

For this approach to succeed, two other conditions must also be satisfied; it must be possible to quantitatively form the enolate of one partner, and the forward aldol reaction must be significantly faster than the transfer of the enolate from one partner to another.

If other aspects of the consultation were controlled – for example, pre-loaded medical history on the GP computer system, and actors with carefully prepared scripts were used as patients – it would be possible to quantitatively compare different GPs' consulting styles and different computer systems.

Thus, we show that it is possible to quantitatively identify an association between patterns of drought and distress.

With PIV, it is possible to quantitatively differentiate between normal and abnormal intracardiac flow fields in transparent models of cardiac chambers.

In applying the structural availability method to design, it is possible to quantitatively measure features related to the operation and maintenance of structures and to identify cost-effective design options.

By adding observed noise to ideal model waveforms in this way, it is possible to quantitatively asses the fitting errors with respect to noise variance contained in the least-squares model fitting sensing technique.

Using cluster calculations with 0.0 and ±0.05 electrons per surface Pt atom it has been possible to quantitatively calculate the changes observed in the AXAFS and explain the source of these changes from an electrochemical point of view.

Though, at least in AI form it is possible to quantitatively document and correct those biases if we are creative enough to see them.

With dGEMRIC it is possible to quantitatively assess cartilage quality before the onset of morphological changes, by measuring its glycosaminoglycan content.

By this method it has been shown that it is possible to quantitatively measure stress on cantilevers that are in agreement with values previously published in the literature for cultured skeletal muscle.