Sentence examples for expressed quantitatively as from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, the VL light intensity- and humidity-dependent rate constant of the first-order reaction, k(I, H VL, is expressed quantitatively as a function of I and H and accordingly the inherent rate constant kVL and humidity impact factor fH are deduced.
SID EGYII activity was expressed quantitatively as arbitrary units [Siderophore arbitrary units (SAU ] 380 SAU/mL against E. amylovora strain EGY1 DSM 101800.
Dyserythropoiesis was expressed quantitatively as the percentage of RBC precursors fulfilling at least one of these criteria4.
They can be expressed quantitatively as chromaticity scores.
This signal is expressed quantitatively as NO concentration.
Results were expressed quantitatively as optical density ratios of proteins/actin or COX IV.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Prior to the development of radiometric methods of dating rocks, the ages of rocks and other geologic features could not be expressed quantitatively, or as numbers of years, but instead were expressed solely in terms of relative ages, in which the age of a particular geologic feature could be expressed as relatively younger or older than other geologic features.
Prior to the development of radiometric methods of dating rocks, the ages of rocks and other geologic features could not be expressed quantitatively, or as numbers of years, but instead were expressed solely in terms of relative ages, in which the age of a particular geologic feature could be expressed as relatively younger or older than other geologic features.
Thus wherever we have a distance, it must be a distance of something, and as distance is expressed quantitatively, that something can always be divided, even if only by God.
The potential of a metabolic reaction as genetic target was then expressed quantitatively whereby positive values denote amplification and negative values deletion targets, respectively.
However, the sorption of organic pollutants on activated sludge was usually faster than biodegradation and it is regarded as the instantaneous process, difficult to be unequivocally expressed quantitatively (Pomiès et al. 2013).
