Sentence examples for enable us to quantify from inspiring English sources
Uncertainties due to natural randomness or aleatory uncertainties may be taken into account by using the stochastic or fuzzy methodologies, which enable us to quantify uncertainties.
"The land cover change project may enable us to quantify how much of this warming may actually be due to changes in the land surface itself as a result of human modifications," he said.
These investigations enable us to quantify the energy efficiency gains of DFT precoded schemes compared to OFDMA.
Therefore, it is expected that obtaining the number of tonal components will enable us to quantify the amount of musical noise.
By carrying out our analysis in this fashion will enable us to quantify the effect of upward drift, downward drift and entire diurnal variation of vertical drift on the ionospheric F2-layer characteristics.
This will enable us to quantify natriuresis and predict natriuretic responsiveness via urinary electrolyte patterns, determining the earliest time point during an ED presentation that diuretic resistance can be identified.
Numerical analysis performed using the developed MIP framework enables us to quantify the impact of different levels of route localization on network lifetime.
Unlike the former case (using bending deflection), resonant microcantilever enables us to quantify the amount of molecules involved in molecular interactions [14], [18] [20].
The use in this statistical test enables us to quantify the genomic changes and to distinguish between changes that their occurrences are above normality.
The analysis of the RBS spectra, which were performed using the simulation code SIMNRA [21], enables us to quantify (a) the atomic fraction of the various elements with an accuracy of 0.8 at.% for Si and N and 0.2 at.% for Ar and (b) to determine the atomic areal densities of the films.
A custom Perl script was used to count repeat-spanning read pairs, enabling us to quantify the frequency of the repeat in each possible genomic arrangement.
