Sentence examples for making quantitative measurements from inspiring English sources

The next great biological challenge lies in making quantitative measurements of the interactions between them and developing biophysical models that allow us to predict their cellular consequences.

It aims to reduce the uncertainty around specific science questions by making quantitative measurements of some of the aerosol microphysics and atmospheric chemistry required for estimating the risks and benefits of solar geoengineering in large atmospheric models.

Orthogonal-plane fluorescence optical sectioning (OPFOS) microscopy was developed for the purpose of making quantitative measurements of the intact mammalian cochlea and to facilitate 3D reconstructions of complex features.

The recoilless fraction for η-carbide was calculated and a correction for saturation of the MES absorption spectrum was applied, making quantitative measurements of small amounts of η-carbide, including non-stoichiometric η-carbide, possible in Q&P microstructures.

Long exposures should not be taken when making quantitative measurements with digital cameras.

The primary limitation of optical methods is related to the fact that multiple-scattering dominates NIR light propagation in thick tissues, making quantitative measurements of optical coherence impossible.

We try to make quantitative measurements that discriminate amongst different classes of models.

State-of-the-art mass spectrometry instrumentation has enabled them to make quantitative measurements at the sub-femtomole level.

A strong electronic absorption band, especially in the visible region, can be used to make quantitative measurements of the concentration of the absorbing species.

A laser-extinction technique was used to make quantitative measurements of path-length-averaged soot volume fraction.

Increasing the pressure significantly influences the ability to make quantitative measurements of droplet, soot cloud, and luminous zone diameters.