Sentence examples for defined numerically from inspiring English sources

Bain & Company, a Boston consulting firm, tells clients that measured results (usually not defined numerically) should always focus on long-term, not short-term goals.

We defined numerically significant to be a difference between differences of 0.15; that is, the change produced by the negative treatments differs from the change produced by the positive treatments by 0.15.

Rigorous statistical measurements using stereological techniques as defined numerically in the Materials and Methods, revealed that the metastatic index for heterozygous mice was significantly lower than +/+ mice and homozygous nulls had a significantly lower metastatic index (total metastasis volume normalized to lung volume) than those containing one or no mutant alleles (Fig. 1D).

However, no difference was seen in the proportions of subjects with a change in pain intensity defined numerically as improved or non-improved.

However, no differences were seen when comparing the proportions of subjects with a change in pain intensity defined numerically as improved or non-improved (p = 0.29).

The main objective of this work is to define numerically in two cases, u=0.1 m/s and u=0.4 m/s, the ignition temperature of the methane air mixture with different air excess coefficients in the mixture.

They are harder to identify (both manually and automatically), and the auditory relevance of their deviations is harder to define numerically.

The quality of a journal is difficult to assess objectively and perhaps impossible to define numerically.

The median channel of fluorescence on the 256-channel linear scale was employed to define numerically the fluorescence distribution of CD22 in a semi-quantitative approach.

Gamma sensitiveness is defined and numerically evaluated.

A mixing criterion has been defined and numerically calculated to corroborate the effect of the flow rate of polymer solution on the particles size.