Sentence examples for estimating and quantifying from inspiring English sources
Estimating and quantifying the largely unknown variation that makes up biodiversity is one and the same as quantifying corresponding option values of biodiversity.
Most of the recent developments in estimating and quantifying fire effluent toxicity have been channeled through one of the ISO technical committees, 'ISO TC92 SC3 Fire Threat to People and the Environment'.
Since these large datasets cannot be handled manually, we need an automatic high-throughput precise software that is capable of picking up peaks from mass or NMR spectra, aligning the peaks among the samples, and identifying or estimating and quantifying each metabolite.
As scientists grapple with the uncertainty of estimating and quantifying health benefits of environmental regulation, they are best served by conducting sensitivity analyses of the estimates that they do have, and by stressing post-implementation assessments of benefits and costs, Greenbaum concluded.
Phylogenetic pattern provides one way to estimate and quantify variation at the feature level.
To estimate and quantify both the environmental vulnerability and individual risk a new framework is proposed, employing the spill volume and ecological and social characteristics as inputs.
In this paper, we propose heuristic and regression methods to estimate and quantify the usage of 3′ UTRs with widely profiled RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) data.
An improved hydration model of slag-blended cements, taking into account new insights, is used to estimate and quantify the hydration products of slag-blended cements.
The goal of this paper is to estimate and quantify the uncertainty in damage modeled as a local reduction in stiffness using uncertain data.
However, the assessment of the relative level of importance (usually referred to as "weight") of GHGs with respect to other criteria is normally an issue, because the link between emissions and global effects is hard to estimate and quantify.
