Sentence examples for measuring and quantifying from inspiring English sources
Tissue Analytics is focusing on the niche area of chronic wound care, such as bedsores and diabetic ulcers, using a smartphone app's camera as a more objective tool for measuring and quantifying wound healing.
Digital soil morphometrics is defined as the application of tools and techniques for measuring and quantifying soil profile attributes and deriving continuous depth functions.
It briefly introduces common aspects of measuring and quantifying artifacts and other archaeological items, along with database design and data management.
FLI gives us the ability within a fluorescence image of measuring and quantifying dynamic events taking place in the immediate surroundings of fluorophores as well as locating the fluorescent components within the image.
Such peak N2O emissions from soils are highly variable in space and time; thus, measuring and quantifying variance in N2O emissions are rather difficult, and there are only a few field experiments available allowing long-term comparison of various crops and other factors [16].
The N2O emission from soils is variable in space and time, thus measuring and quantifying variance in N2O emissions is rather difficult, and there are only few field experiments available allowing long-term comparison of various plant species (crops, legumes, and agro-forests) simultaneously with fertilizer effects.
In contrast, readily available biomarkers which are easy to measure and quantify, might provide objective and dynamic measurements supporting clinical judgment.
These new methods combine the ability to measure and quantify biological processes with the ability to localise the measured entities into a high-quality anatomical image.
In today's box-ticking, bean-counting, target-meeting NHS, doctors and nurses are forced to concentrate on things that can be measured and quantified.
It is because we are talking health, of course, but also because treatment is much easier to measure and quantify than prevention.
Even something as routine as sock height is measured and quantified.
