Sentence examples for by attempting to quantify from inspiring English sources
We seek herein to cast light upon these reaction mechanisms by attempting to quantify changes in the atomic-scale structure of the glass scaffold as a result of in vitro reaction with simulated body fluid (SBF).
Data risk assessment in the human rights field therefore can always be considered problematic, whether because it is incomplete and therefore cannot not tell the whole story, biased and therefore harmful to human rights, incapable to get at the source of human rights by attempting to quantify human suffering, or if, quite frankly, it is a lie.
Importantly, researchers are increasing their efforts to examine the impact of CoPs in healthcare by attempting to quantify effectiveness.
I conclude here by attempting to quantify the extent to which delayed diagnosis in England accounts for observed survival differences and by outlining areas for further research.
One could consider developing a more nuanced DiCE scoring rubric, by attempting to quantify the number of total validations or rate of validation successes within each evidence category.
However, a major challenge posed by attempting to quantify this type of data is the inherent variability in many of the stride characteristics due to differences in size and conformation between breeds [ 14- 16].
Suggestion: ignore the labels and when finished touring this exhibit, head for the Huntington's spectacular cactus garden, where the space is not interrupted by labels attempting to quantify the West, and the vista of needles and sun and the occasional flower goes on forever, or at least until closing time.
The concept of predicting neurologic outcomes and attempting to quantify neurologic damage by measuring serum levels of neuro-specific proteins is not entirely novel.
By providing ranges rather than a specific rank, the NRC is attempting to quantify the substantial uncertainty in ranking highly diverse programs.
In reality, scientists are still attempting to quantify the unquantifiable previously contemplated throughout the last millennia by philosophers such as Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, Bertrand Russell, Einstein, and many more.
