Sentence examples for by a quantitative comparison from inspiring English sources

By a quantitative comparison of the intensities of the successive orders of reflection by various crystal faces, it is shown that the X-ray spectrometer can be made to give a very complete analysis of the crystal structure.

The efficacy of NGF gradients was confirmed by a quantitative comparison of dorsal root ganglia (DRG) neurite outgrowth on the G-Ms or uniform NGF-immobilized membranes (U-Ms).

Segmentation methods, based on local and global thresholding, were investigated and evaluated by a quantitative comparison of the architectural parameters they yielded, such as the fibre orientation and segment length (sections between joints) distributions and the number of inter-fibre crossings.

Reclamation success is determined by a quantitative comparison of data from the reference area with data from the reclaimed area that include: cover (vegetative cover, total ground cover), production (total production, specific species production), density and distribution (shrubs, trees), species diversity, and species composition (Bilbrough and Howlin 2012).

Moreover, we experimentally investigated the impact of network integration on gene prioritization, by performing a quantitative comparison of the accuracy achieved by the methods described in Section  2.5 using each of the single gene networks considered in Section  2.2 with that obtained through the network integration methods introduced in Section  2.4.

We also show, by means of a quantitative comparison of Orion KL H2O results, that the Odin and SWAS observational data sets are very consistently calibrated.

By the spreading evenness, a quantitative comparison of a spread carbon fiber tow can be made and the optimum condition can be easily obtained at fiber spreading experiments.

The distributions of the pixel-by-pixel difference were calculated for a quantitative comparison.

In order to evaluate the quality of the proposed method, we perform a quantitative comparison by computing the salient degree between the extracted saliency map and the human fixations.

In contrast, a quantitative comparison by Gijsen et al. did not result in an overall relationship between WSS and wall thickness.

The findings are generally consistent with those reported by previous investigations assessing potential changes within the same analysis periods, although a quantitative comparison is made difficult by the different definitions of the temperature mortality relationship and by the alternative analytical approaches.