However, only a limited attention has been so far devoted to evaluate in quantitative terms the effects induced by cytostatic (rather than cytotoxic) treatments on the tCho profile of growth-arrested experimental and clinical tumours.
For accidents, she said, "we're very comfortable, and we understand how to deal with probability, how to evaluate it in quantitative terms".
In this section, we initially describe the dataset used to evaluate NextBug in quantitative terms (Section 2).
The effectiveness of these methods calls for research that includes both spatial and nonspatial determinants of exposure in order to evaluate empirically and in quantitative terms the adequacy of location, or modeled estimates, as a proxy for individual exposure.
Scientists prefer to measure findings in quantitative terms: objective, measurable things like time and space.
However, many ecological and social factors such as disturbed ecosystem functions, social unrest, or psychological stress are difficult to evaluate in quantitative or monetary terms (Ismail-Zadeh and Takeuchi 2007).
The cost-effectiveness of flood risk reduction measures, however, was found difficult to estimate in quantitative terms, and to evaluate, because of the rarity of events and the fact that measures may have both wanted and unwanted, and often unexpected, impacts on the river system.
Functional recovery is evaluated by processing the kinematic measurements in order to express in quantitative terms the smoothness of the targeting movements.
In quantitative terms, you need to judge Ronaldo by the standards of 1996, not 2016.
Logue's achievement can be measured in quantitative terms.
