Sentence examples for example a quantitative from inspiring English sources

For example, a quantitative assessment of the contributions of vertical inheritance and HGT to the evolution of prokaryotes based on the topological comparison of thousands of phylogenetic trees suggested that nearly two-thirds of evolutionary events originate from HGT [ 55].

To give one example, a quantitative chemical proteomics approach was used to study the effects of small molecule ABL kinase inhibitor drugs on hundreds of endogenously expressed protein kinases and purine-binding proteins [ 92].

For example, a quantitative recommendation exists in Denmark whereby at least 75 g of whole grains are recommended in a 10 MJ (2400 kcal) daily diet through the consumption of whole grain breakfast products, bread, rice and pasta.

For example, a quantitative systematic review of treatment of established PONV published in 2001 found that metoclopramide, droperidol, isopropyl alcohol vapor, and midazolam were tested in one trial only, each with a limited number of patients [ 10].

A more stringent approach, for example a quantitative proteomics study, would be required to accurately determine the type and relative abundance of toxins that are present in each nematocyst class.

Allik and Tuulmets, for example, presented a quantitative model of numerosity estimation of dot collections that is entirely based on a combined measure of the collections' spatial extent and density [14].

In Time and Free Will, we find several examples of a quantitative multiplicity; the example of a flock of sheep is perhaps the easiest to grasp (Time and Free Will, pp. 76 77).

Alongside such models, there is also a need for quantitative, rather than qualitative, data from patients on the prevalence of siderophore mutants (see Mowat et al., 2011 for an example of a quantitative approach to studying haplotype turnover in CF).

This example provides a quantitative approach to determining impacts as well as an introduction to creating flowsheets and manipulation of unit equations.

Based on these results, we propose a conceptual capillary rise model that considers differing radii in branched pores and provide an example of a quantitative description of capillary rise.

Several key parameters have been measured or estimated from visual and geophysical observations, such as observations of the timing, duration and volumetric discharge rate of the eruption, as well as the location of the magma chamber; hence, the eruption of 2011 is a suitable example for a quantitative examination using physical models of magma flow in a conduit.