Sentence examples for comparison of the quantity from inspiring English sources

This method would allow for comparison of the quantity of ginsenosides and alkaloids between Shen-Fu decoction preparations and could therefore be used as a rapid and reliable approach for assessment of the quality of Shen-Fu decoction.

Comparison of the quantity of the electricity passed during the EQCM measurements with that from theoretical calculation with simple Helmholtz-layer model revealed that the major part of the double-layer capacitance would be based on the electrostatic polarization of the solvent molecule directly adsorbed at the carbon surface.

The assessment of whether the SMILI was successful in measuring the quality of midwifery support was undertaken in a number of ways: the comparison of the quantity of positive and negative support behaviours between midwives, the time each midwife spent in the room and the exploration of relationships between the recorded behaviours and women's assessment of the care received.

A comparison of the quantities of indicatory MVOCs emitted by the particular species of mould growing on different samples demonstrated that the highest level of emission was measured for A. niger IHEM 2312 growing on silk and for C. globosum IHEM 6552 growing on wool.

Because the number of documented cases is small in comparison to the quantity of possible parameter combinations, the algorithm was designed to avoid overlooking of similar cases (high sensitivity, low specificity).

Comparisons of the quantity of WNV in 0.1 mL of sample suspension indicated that more PFU of WNV were in the feather pulp than cloacal swab or kidney and spleen pool suspensions (Table).

The samples were collected by persons who did not have detailed knowledge of the outbreak investigation, and the samples tested were minute in comparison to the quantity of straw disrupted during the renovation work.

Besides, as for nicotine, using TPM as a basis of comparison rather than comparing on a per cigarette basis offers a comparison of the quality rather than the quantity of smoke used.

In medical practice, measurements usually have 3 main objectives: (1) diagnosis, by a timely comparison of the actual quantity value with its normal range, (2) alarm, by continuously checking if the quantity value is inside or outside a predetermined range, and (3) titration, by finely tuning a therapeutic action to bring a quantity value toward a targeted range.

The comparison of the original quantity of evaporated, enriched 57Fe layer on the surface of the samples with the dissolved iron, measured in the solutions after the polarization, proved the existence of pitting corrosion at this pH.

Figure 7 shows a comparison of the relative quantity of NiV RNA detected among the remaining swab samples.