Sentence examples for change quantitative from inspiring English sources
In Pollo et al. (2010a), we have examined the effect of photometric errors on the boundary of the star-galaxy classification, and found that this affects the position of the boundary on the color-color plane, but not so significantly that it would change quantitative conclusions.
Some of them such as advanced reconstruction algorithms are likely to not only improve diagnostic performance but also change quantitative and image features, requiring new diagnostic thresholds to be defined.
Among these 100 spots, 65 spots showed significant (1.5 fold change) quantitative changes in infected genotypes (JG62 and WR315) as compared to comparable protein level in control and 35 spots showed qualitative changes.
Image warping leads to changed quantitative data, so quantitation should be done on the original images, or the warping should incorporate a factor for volume compensation (Dowsey et al. 2006) to minimize quantitative side effects.
However, PSF correction changes quantitative accuracy due to the Gibbs ringing overshoot at the edges [4, 9].
Only those with reproducible changes (quantitative changes more than 1.5-fold in abundance and t- test P < 0.05) among three replicates were used for further analysis.
The method provides accurate, stimulus-specific measurement of phosphoproteome changes, quantitative analysis of phosphodynamics at sub-minute temporal resolution, and detection of more phosphosites.
We measured the ligand induced response using four different methods: quantitative measurements of GUS, visual changes, quantitative changes in photosystem II efficiency (Fv/Fm), and with quantitative RT-PCR.
Only those with reproducible changes (quantitative changes more than 1.5-fold in abundance and t- test P < 0.05) among three replicates were used for further analysis.
Long-term purifying selection has changed quantitative traits, and it is possible that genomic variation in rice supplies source material for the generation of novel alleles.
Moreover, epidemiological changes exceed quantitative changes in the disease burden and are also characterized by changes in the disease course.
