Sentence examples for may be quantitatively from inspiring English sources
This suggests that while the rbcL locus may be quantitatively useful, the simultaneous use of multiple loci may improve quantitative measurement of pollen abundance.
Because of the number of people who live around Buchanan, the risks may be quantitatively higher at Indian Point than at other reactors, but qualitatively they're really no different.
Prolonged inattention during stretches of a long trial (by sleep, preoccupation or otherwise), particularly during periods concerned with... uncontested issues, or matters peripheral to a particular defendant, may be quantitatively substantial but without consequence.
Surface coverage obtained from both impedance and kinetic data may be quantitatively described by means of Frumkin isotherm accounting for interaction between adsorbed particles.
For a limited period, the larvae generally reside in the upper 200 m of the water column, where they may be quantitatively sampled with plankton nets.
Such error occurs during the presentation of the case to the jury, and is amenable to harmless-error analysis because it may be quantitatively assessed in the context of other evidence to determine its effect on the trial.
The latter type of risk may actually be quantitatively the more important, and involve a wide range of types of effects, but has received only limited attention.
Given the unique charge state of each venom peptide in the binding buffer, each will have a different affinity for the solid phase, and therefore the venom peptides that are bound to the solid phase may not be quantitatively representative of whole venom.
Accordingly, self-referential effects may only be quantitatively different from other semantic effects on encoding.
This change may not be quantitatively important because expression levels of S1PL are reportedly low in muscle (56).
Although the PC analyses from one tree origin may not be quantitatively representative for the species, the mechanisms in response to the treatment are.
