Sentence examples for moment quantification from inspiring English sources

To bridge these approaches, there is a need for calibration studies linking low-throughput, high spatial resolution nanoscale measurements to surrogate quantifiers of dose that have lower spatial resolution but which are suitable for high-throughput measurement, such as particle fluorescence or magnetic moment quantification.

We have recently defined digital phenotyping as the 'moment-by-moment quantification of the individual-level human phenotype in situ using data from personal digital devices' (Torous et al, 2015).

Moreover, NO is a volatile substance, with a very short half-life, and therefore its moment-by-moment quantification in a specific vascular area is almost impossible.

Kelly (2012), a QS community founder, contends that the current moment of self-quantification is merely an intermediary step toward "the future self"—one that Swan (2013, p. 95) describes as "spatially expanded with a broad suite of exosenses".

Vesicular breath sounds, wheezes, rhonchi, and crackles possess acoustic 'signatures' amenable to detection, quantification, and moment-by-moment visual display.

We offer a new approach to simulation by creating algorithms for the construction of moment equations and their quantification.

The method consists of two standard techniques in uncertainty quantification: the moment-based Gauss transformation and Smolyak-type sparse grid quadrature rule.

For quantification, the tail moment (an index of DNA damage calculated as the product of the tail length and the fraction of DNA in the comet tail) was evaluated using CometScore version 1.5 software (AutoComet.com).

Levels of DSBs, assessed via quantification of tail moments, were determined by CometScore software.

n, Quantification of the tail moment of parental and cGAS knockout HCA2-H15c cells under alkaline conditions.

q, Quantification of the tail moment of wild-type and cGAS knockout skin fibroblast cells under alkaline conditions.