Sentence examples for completely quantified from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, although it was not completely quantified, we have gathered the subjects' opinion as dependent variable.
If several completely quantified partial indicators are developed, it is crucial to transform the input parameters to the same numerical dimension reflecting the level of resilience.
All three presented indicators are completely quantified, but partially lower quantification stages are offered to discuss possibilities and constraints of different stages of quantification.
Because a mixture of Gaussian distributions is used to approximate the conditional distribution of the target random variable (either wind speed or wind turbine power), the uncertainties arising from both the model structure and model output can be completely quantified.
Given the lack of validation of these probes in positive cell lines, ERβ protein levels could not be completely quantified when measured by PLA.
It is hard to completely quantify the growth or popularity of the fast-casual phenomenon in Manhattan, in part because by definition — fresh food prepared in minutes — it encompasses so many restaurants.
From Corollary 6, we can completely quantify the improvement of DMT with side channel under all side-channel conditions.
In order to completely quantify effects of interference on CBTC systems, we build a finite state Markov channel (FSMC) model based on real field measurements.
Based on this empirical setup, however, we are not able to completely quantify the general (labor market) equilibrium effects of the Flexjob scheme, such as any potential displacement of non-subsidized workers.
Although it is impossible to completely quantify the individual factors that contribute to the errors of each method due to the diversity of the methodologies, hidden correlations, and confounding variables, the 70 RefOGs reveal biological and technical limitations that affect each method significantly.
Yet, phospho-Vpu-dependent CD4 degradation is almost completely lost (quantified in Figure 1D), suggesting that even small decreases in interaction are sufficient to effect a large change in degradation.
