Sentence examples for for a quantitative estimation from inspiring English sources

Through an empirical study, we demonstrate how the OPL method allows for a quantitative estimation of the importance of in-place security controls as well as the CDR of missing controls.

Also, as discussed recently by Niquet et al. [43], density functional calculations, at least within the local and semilocal approximations to the exchange-correlation functionals, only allow a qualitative inspection of this kind of systems, and a many-body treatment is required for a quantitative estimation of the dopant binding energy.

For a quantitative estimation of the expression of the candidate target proteins in SW480-ADH Mock and Snail1 cells, we analyzed by Western blot three nuclear extracts prepared independently (N1, N2, N3).

However, the possibility to use the Wartenberg test for a quantitative estimation of passive joint stiffness might form an interesting basis for further study on the relationships between the objective and the perceived magnitude of stiffness.

Additionally, the novel textural features were used to design a mathematical regression model for providing a quantitative estimation of OA severity.

In a clinical perspective the very efficient patient/control discrimination obtained opens the way for both a quantitative estimation of disease gravity and efficacy of therapeutic interventions.

This study has several strengths; sampling from women in three different African countries; sampling populations of women at different risks for STI and HIV; and a quantitative estimation of abundance for well-known dominant organisms of the vaginal microbiota which allowed for extensive profiling of a relatively large number of samples.

An advanced processing of georadar data, implemented through the picking of the arrival times of reflections for each profile, provides a quantitative estimation of the deviation between the design and the as-built thickness of layers.

Aqueous complexation of U IV) with strongly chelating organic ligands can result in stabilization of dissolved U IV), however a lack of reliable stability constants for U IV) complexation prevents a quantitative estimation of the precise magnitude of this phenomenon in the current study.

Although HRI-based risk assessment method does not deliver a quantitative estimation for the likelihood of an exposed population undergoing a reverse health effect, it indeed provides a suggestion of health risk level due to exposure to pollutants (Chary et al. 2008).

In his review (attached after the main body of this paper), readers can find comparisons of this hypothesis with previously ones, and a quantitative estimation for the benefit of R-loop avoidance.