Sentence examples for is intended to quantify from inspiring English sources
This study is intended to quantify the probability of occurrence of F region disturbances associated with SF over South Africa.
This study is intended to quantify and compare the time required to administer organophosphate antidotes using traditional equipment vs. auto-injectors in different treatment conditions.
The two-step Kostka and Luther extraction scheme is intended to quantify the proportions of amorphous Fe(III) (hydr oxide phases and iron monosulfides, respectively.
This section details our action research initiative with regard to RQ 1, which is intended to quantify the benefits and costs of RAs through a business case.
A reliability measure Rq for a dimension q ∈ {w, l, h} is intended to quantify the visual evidence for the estimated dimension, by visually analysing how much of the dimension can be seen from the camera point of view.
They proposed a clinical scoring system, the CTS-7, which, like our website questionnaire, is intended to quantify the clinical certainty of diagnosis in CTS so that an approach of only testing patients with intermediate probabilities of CTS could be adopted.
The inaugural survey, conducted by the university's Center for Social Concern, was intended to quantify service organized by Johns Hopkins' student groups, varsity teams, fraternities, sororities and other undergraduate organizations in a given semester.
CRF was intended to quantify the overall corneal viscoelastic resistance to indentation and was developed to be strongly associated with CCT [ 24].
Our study was not designed to address these questions directly, rather it was intended to quantify airborne antibiotics and changes in microbial community composition, as well as to identify antibiotic resistance genes derived from a potential source.
A second set of probes identical to PM except for a single nucleotide in the center of the probe sequence (the 13th nucleotide), called Mismatches (MM), are intended to quantify non-specific hybridization [ 1].
This rubric is intended to help quantify responses in a range represented from a score of 0, with no evidence of a particular trait to a score of 3, representing more detailed explanatory evidence.
