Sentence examples for including quantification from inspiring English sources

A broad range of interpretive techniques -- including quantification and various forms of applied social theory -- has steadily transformed the day-to-day practice of scholarship.

Cavitation distribution in a High Intensity Focused Ultrasound sonoreactors (HIFU) has been extensively described in the recent literature, including quantification by an optical method (Sonochemiluminescence SCL).

Besides evaluating the overall treatment effect for the entire MRCT, we also consider other key analyses including quantification of regional treatment effects within a MRCT, and assessment of consistency of these regional treatment effects.

Challenges including quantification of the photosensitizer (PS) and oxygen necessitate the development of multifunctional PS that can function as oxygen indicators and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) contrast agents (CA).

Such models (including quantification of relevant environmental quality levels) were frequently unavailable, in which case a participatory process of stakeholder and expert engagement was essential to fill knowledge gaps.

Suggestions are made for future research including: quantification of economic benefit/cost ratio of different farm practices including mineral nutrition, on incisor condition and animal production; genetic selection to improved incisor retention and wear; and development of interactive economic models related to different culling strategies based on incisor condition.

Adding to the complexity is the typically wide variety of inputs, including quantifications based on existing data, expert judgements, and opinions expressed in interviews.

The key investigation points include quantification of model dynamics through three distinct scenarios, parallelisation performance and the ability to describe different release phenomena, namely erosion, diffusion and swelling.

It includes quantification of both detected and undetected failures, and puts emphasis on the quantification of common cause failure to the system probability of dangerous failure on demand as an additional component.

It includes quantification of both detected and undetected failures, and puts special emphasis on the quantification of the contribution of the common cause failure to the system probability of failure on demand as an additional component.

Suggested extensions of this work include quantification of the tradeoff between reconfiguration time and ΔV, multiple successive reconfigurations, balancing propellant consumption within the constellation during reconfiguration as well as using reconfigurability as an objective during initial constellation design.