Sentence examples for measurements and quantification from inspiring English sources
Characterisation of lipid peroxidation was also undertaken by a combination of lipid fluorescent measurements and quantification of the superoxide dismutase (SOD) activities of the erythrocytes.
We describe the IVME architecture and design along with the functionality supporting anatomy terminology linking, 2D and 3D labeling, editing, 2D 3D cross-referencing, measurements, and quantification.
The influence of collagen concentration, salinity and temperature on fibril formation was evaluated by turbidity measurements and quantification of fibrillized collagen.
Gravimetric measurements and quantification of the deposited copper by induced coupled plasma spectroscopy (ICP) permit to separate the contributions to the mass change.
Growth of a bone-like mineral film on the inner pore surfaces of the porous scaffold is confirmed by mass increase measurements and quantification of phosphate content within scaffolds.
Measurements and quantification of different spermatogenic cell types were done using Q capture pro7.1 image analysis system consisting of BX53 microscope attached to a digital CCD color camera (Olympus, Tokyo, Japan).
As detection tasks (and likely other tasks) involve assessment of continuous measures of performance, when equipped with multisensory stimuli, they open the possibility of measurement and quantification of potentially fine-grained differences in the integrity of unisensory systems, as well as in the integrative processes operating on the information extracted within these pathways.
Measurement and quantification of data were performed by investigators blinded to treatment.
Their contributions cannot be managed, objectified or measured until much later, so their development falls outside the current fashion for managerialism, measurement and quantification.
We conclude by considering how the conceptual separation of measurement and quantification serves to promote more productive and shared understandings of measurement across disciplines.
The lack of consensus regarding standard definitions of clinically significant lymphedema and optimal methods of measurement and quantification are unresolved problems.
