Sentence examples for making quantitative analyses from inspiring English sources

Soil communities are as complex as the inhabitants are numerous, making quantitative analyses of belowground invertebrates rare.

Due to the fact that the electrophysiological data from the present study are based on 1 experiment only, the possibility of making quantitative analyses is limited.

In the current study, we made quantitative analyses of fresh and chemically fixed brain tissue using discrete landmarks that allow us to assess the extent of volume changes that occur in the somatosensory cortex.

In contrast with [ 20], we have made quantitative biochemical analyses at the protein level instead of only using radioactive traces.

In particular, experimental as well as theoretical analyses of TM dimerization may be quite sensitive to parameter changes, making quantitative comparisons difficult at present.

They performed a cross-sectional analysis on the types of study design, statistical analyses, and made a quantitative analyses of the errors in statistical methods.

In contrast to Steinman [ 9], who made a quantitative analyses of quality-improvement strategies, our review, like those of Boonacker [ 10], Kaki [ 11] and Charani [ 12], was a qualitative analysis.> As in the case of any systematic review, ours suffers from the limitation of publication bias.

Zhu made quantitative measurements of plant growth.

We can even use that vision to make quantitative predictions.

The equipartition theorem makes quantitative predictions.

This makes quantitative comparison difficult.