Sentence examples for had been quantified from inspiring English sources

Ten images of everyday places and objects, and 10 positive and 10 negative images that had been quantified for their emotional content were also shown.

Sir Philip himself assured staff in a letter dated January 16th: "We released the information at the earliest possible time after the recategorised reserves had been quantified with some certainty".However, according to reports in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times this week, Sir Philip had been warned of concerns about Shell's reserving practices as long ago as early 2002.

In the variety of Ipomoea Rubrocerulea the active compound had been quantified around a mean value of 0.011%, while in the mix the found value was still lower (around 0.006%) (Table 1).

This was the first time the gain in strength brought about by the use of sand drains had been quantified.

In fact, just two or three years after its purchase by Ford, Jaguar made tremendous improvements in their JD Power Survey quality standings, one of the first times improvements in a car had been quantified by a combination of both objective and subjective judgments and was used in Jaguar advertising.

Previously, indices of segregation and its mirror-image diversity had been quantified for two-way multi-group contingency tables, but not for multi-way tables.

Over the years since, the world has been quantified like never before.

Product distribution as a function of temperature has been quantified.

Push pull character has been quantified using NMR chemical shifts.

This is the first time anecdotal evidence of Brexit fallout for the NHS has been quantified.

The performance of predictive models has been quantified by measuring the area under the ROC curve.