Sentence examples for make quantitative estimations from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it allows us to make quantitative estimations for important parameters regarding the epidemic.

The possible combination of seismic anisotropy of the solid aggregate and of overpressured fluids in cracks (Schubnel, et al. 2006; Song and Kim 2012) makes quantitative estimation of the fluid proportion difficult.

Quantitative variations in the response to carcinogens and cofactors among different biological test systems and among different individuals in the human population make quantitative risk estimation very difficult, but studies in a sequence of related biological systems including human tissues indicate the importance of qualitative risk evaluation.

We can even use that vision to make quantitative predictions.

These circumstances make quantitative evaluations difficult.

Also limited by my academic capacity, I am not able to do quantitative estimation.

With more sample studies we might be able to make more quantitative estimations to replace the coarse-grained patterns which provide rough indications of the direction of change and the groups of genes/molecular functions/pathways affected.

It is worth mentioning that although histogram equalization maps signal amplitude to a new value and make direct quantitative estimation of SO2 from Fig. 8 difficult, the mapping function is monotonic, which means if one pixel has a larger signal than another before equalization, it is so afterwards.

However, making quantitative predictions with such models often requires parameter estimation from data, raising questions of parameter identifiability and estimability.

Zhu made quantitative measurements of plant growth.

All these comments will be made quantitative in Section 3.