Passive intervertebral motion (PIVM) assessment is used to judge the quantity and quality of functions of spinal motion segments and is assumed to play an important role in diagnostically classifying patients and selecting treatment [ 18].
"We as players could judge the quantity and quality of talent as well as anyone else.
Maybe we shouldn't judge the quantity or quality of a person's love, but it's clear when it's not nearly enough to justify that person's having a pet.
To judge by the quantity of law enforcement officials surveilling the service, one might safely assume that a certain number of the mourners were men in Mr. Gotti's line.
Because wealth is judged by the quantity of money, "the metals are the true and fair judges of market value or the price of items".
A couple of evenings before, we had struggled to collect more than a handful of blackberries here; judging by the quantity of dung, the badgers had already stripped every bush clean, barging through thorny bramble stems, nettles and thistles alike to fill their bellies with fruit.
Many experts also suspected a role for the approximate number system (ANS), a sort of mental sense that allows us to judge the relative quantities of various objects, such as people in the front or back of a bus.
The presentence report informed the judge that the quantity of the drug, 165.5 grams, was enough for a life sentence.
However, the new report judges that "the quantity of the documentation, and the scope and contents of the work covered in the documentation, are sufficiently comprehensive and complex that, in the agency's view, it is not likely to have been the result of forgery or fabrication".
If anything, the caliphate appears to have had a significant military upgrade, judging from reports of the quantity of US-made equipment captured from the fleeing Iraqi government forces.
