Sentence examples for makes a quantitative from inspiring English sources

This makes a quantitative difference, since Germany has low naturalization rates.

Thus, it appears probable that the cellulolytic activity from Serratia sp. makes a quantitative substantial contribution to the nutrition of these insects.

A slope method, on double-logarithmic plots of the fluorescent signal to the corresponding environmental viscosity, makes a quantitative estimation to the tunable viscosity sensitivity, featuring the 'Activated' and the 'Locked' state in this molecular-scale viscometer.

Hawkes [7] and colleagues made the qualitative argument that grandmothers advantage their daughters and granddaughters through care of grandchildren. Lee [8] makes a quantitative analysis of the fitness benefit of transfers between age groups.

The reduced sensitivity of the composite slp1[DESE+PESE]-lacZ reporter to NELF-E depletion suggests that NELF makes a quantitative contribution to transcription that can be superseded by flanking cis-regulatory information.

Although the need for micro-dissection to establish adult NSC cultures from the adult brain makes a quantitative comparison of the yield from various areas difficult, the expansion of colonies from all areas followed a similar time course; confluence within individual colonies was reached within approximately one week.

I don't think we made a quantitative leap.

South made a quantitative jump to four no-trump, and North passed.

"We're far from making a quantitative analysis of the trade-off.

South, with slam potential, made a quantitative jump to five hearts, which North passed, perhaps thinking that his diamond honors were not pulling their full weight.

Osofsky (South) now made a quantitative jump to four no-trump, promising 10 winners with a long club suit.