Sentence examples for exactly quantified from inspiring English sources

It involves exposure frequency and intake rates that are important but difficult to be exactly quantified as breakthrough point.

A few samples could not be exactly quantified regarding RBP4, because the RBP4 concentration was too high (>80 or >200 ng/mL, indicated by thin and bold upward arrows, respectively; Figure 2B) or too low (<1.25 or <6.25 ng/mL, indicated by downward thin and bold arrows, respectively; Figure 2B) to permit quantification.

The stronger the compression manually exerted on the transducer, the higher the tissue density becomes, which increases the speed of propagation of the shear waves (Fig. 4); in an experimental study in which the force applied on the probe was exactly quantified, the SWV values measured in kidney allografts were significantly affected by the degree of compression [6].

In this study, 16α-hydroxyestrone was not exactly quantified because of its co-elution with 16-keto-17β-estradiol 16-keto-17β-estradiol 16-keto-17β-estradiol 16-keto-17β-estradiol

To date, the loss of genetic material was demonstrated by means of FISH or microsatellite analysis and only in two cases the extent was exactly quantified [ 6, 10].

The measure is "relative" as the values are not exactly quantified but magnitude related estimates that preserve the exposure ordering of the subjects.

Data gaps make it difficult to exactly quantify the number of missing formal employment.

This index is very useful to exactly quantify the error in the estimation of the number of person which are in the focus of the camera, but it does not relate this error to number of people; in fact, the same absolute error can be considered negligible if the number of persons in the scene is high while it becomes significant if the number of person is of the same order of magnitude.

At Dressmeoutlet.com, we will continue growing, every single day and will not exactly quantify what 10 years from now will equate but we want to make Africa and the world proud.

Since derivation was so easy, no attempt was made to increase or exactly quantify the efficiency.

Although the cost of an error in grant reviews may be troublesome to exactly quantify, policy-makers are interested in the value of research [40].