Sentence examples for made quantitative analysis from inspiring English sources

The calibration curve was linear from 5 nmol/L to 5 μmol/L, thus, made quantitative analysis possible.

"Uncertainties over financial crisis made quantitative analysis less useful.

Since the introduction of market beta, cheaper computing power has made quantitative analysis of the stock market much faster and less costly.

Small particles and dark colors were seen in the dispersed binders, which made quantitative analysis difficult, so this study focused on agglomerated binders.

Although chloride, phosphate, nitrate, nitrite, and fluoride are also resolvable using chromatographic methods, the extremely high sulfate concentration made quantitative analysis of these ions impossible, given the relatively low concentrations of these species compared to sulfate.

Our integrative approach has made quantitative analysis of complex visual data possible.

Instead, we stress that the great variety of contextual factors at the city scale makes quantitative analysis of this kind extremely difficult.

It considers the cost of power outages, the decision process for new and existing power equipment in several systems, as well as the ability to make quantitative analysis "Cost – Vs. - Reliability" trade-off studies.

In this paper, we derive an optimizing ERMA (ERMAO) framework and make quantitative analysis of improvement of traffic engineering for multi-homed edge network, where ERMA could be tuned to specify the ingress points of inbound traffic.

This makes quantitative analysis of XPS of Mn 2p difficult.

Moreover, the intensity of Raman peak could reflect the amount of analyte, which makes quantitative analysis feasible [7].