Sentence examples for improving the qualitative from inspiring English sources

Moreover, due to their isotropic scattering, small scatterers may significantly impact the polarimetric response in the backscattering geometry, even at relatively low concentrations, with a strong Rayleigh type contribution, thus improving the qualitative agreement with experimental data.

Three simulation targets of this model are considered: The first one is the fate patterns obtained by improving the qualitative method of Fisher et al. [ 9]; the second target is the fate patterns summarized by Sternberg and Horvitz [ 32]; and the last one is derived from the biological experiments in [ 32] including the hybrid lineage data.

It allows us to circumvent difficulties stemming from the fact that the evolution does not improve the qualitative regularity of the initial data.

Both methods improved the qualitative accuracy of simultaneous dual-radionuclide imaging.

While this can improve the qualitative agreements even further, it affects the accuracy of the peak energy positions.

In an attempt to further explore and possibly improve the qualitative discrimination of the mango cultivars, PCA scores using cultivar type were developed with the same spectral regions and data pre-treatment as used previously; however, no crisp clustering of the PCA scores by cultivar type was observed (Fig. 4).

Targeted genomic insertion also improves the qualitative and quantitative functional comparison of similar transgenes [ 164].

Four criteria of trustworthiness were applied to improve the qualitative strand namely: credibility, transferability and dependability, and confirmability [ 39].

For example, it should improve the qualitative analysis on the mechanisms of bodily depreciation in the development of eating disorders and body dysmorphic disorders, which continue to increase in all developmental contexts [ 14, 41].

Further investigations on lung cell type-specific TLR4 responses and the impact of unique pulmonary microenvironmental factors on intracellular TLR4 positioning and thus ligand sensing will help to potentially improve the qualitative and quantitative outcome of innate immune responses of the lung to Gram-negative bacteria.

By including both a variety of HCWs and patients, the research question was explored from various perspectives, a concept known as data triangulation; such an approach has been credited with improving the validity of qualitative study findings [ 11, 12].