Sentence examples for mechanism to quantify from inspiring English sources

To present health information to consumers in a comprehensible fashion, we need to develop a mechanism to quantify health terms as being more likely or less likely to be understood by typical members of the lay public.

In order for the channel selection mechanism to quantify whether a state transition takes place at the prediction stage/step, (11) needs to be scaled so that as mentioned above, Kolmogorov's assumptions for the probability metric are not violated: psi_{X}[n] = varrho^{k} sigma_{mathbf{X}^{k}}^{2}[n] (12).

Exact likelihood calculations provided a mechanism to quantify the resolving power of the panel, which is far superior to the 19 SNP panel and only marginally less efficient than choosing 500 SNPs with high minor allele frequency uniformly distributed across the genome, a procedure used in the many extended pedigrees projects in our lab (data not shown).

The present technique provides a mechanism to quantify these changes at the whole human level.

It provided a mechanism to quantify the severity of a patient's overall state of ill-health, given the number and seriousness of health conditions experienced.

Solution gas drive following depressurization of oil reservoirs below the bubble point is the oldest and perhaps one of the most challenging oil recovery mechanisms to quantify.

I apply mechanism design to quantify the cost of inflation that can be attributed to monetary frictions alone.

Further studies with a longitudinal design are needed to confirm this observation, to explore the underlying mechanism and to quantify more precisely the delayed effects of exposure.

Models of each mechanism are provided to quantify theoretical times necessary for each process to occur.

Our method of increasingly evaluating more complex regulatory mechanism allowed us to quantify the complexity of the regulation in Populus leaves.

We seek herein to cast light upon these reaction mechanisms by attempting to quantify changes in the atomic-scale structure of the glass scaffold as a result of in vitro reaction with simulated body fluid (SBF).