Sentence examples for more accurately quantify from inspiring English sources

Imagery with higher spatial resolution could more accurately quantify the spatial pattern of greenspace.

The objective was to more accurately quantify the minimum exposure level (threshold) at which dairy cows respond and to identify sources of heterogeneity among studies.

These study design elements may help researchers more accurately quantify and attribute changes in forest productivity in response to future warming.

A newly developed cardiac software program, cardioREPO/EXINI heart (cREPO), has been proposed to more accurately quantify small hearts using active shape modeling and a volume-dependent edge correction algorithm for LV delineation.

Since then, the initial results were extended and modified by the research community for more practical propagation environments, transmission techniques and backhaul infrastructures in an attempt to more accurately quantify the performance gain.

To more accurately quantify landscape patterns and their changes, we applied new locally optimized separability enhancement indices and decision rules (SEI DR approach) to address commonly observed classification accuracy problems in urban environments.

We used these four oxides for the first screening as they are more accurately quantified and suitable for the discrimination of tephras than other elements.

Although the receptor blocking studies showed no displaceable (i.e., no specific) binding based on peak uptake, the images were more accurately quantified using the entire scan duration and correcting for delivery of radioligand to brain, namely, compartmental modeling.

You may indeed encounter the perception that U.K. Ph.D.s don't have the credibility of longer research doctorates, but you can argue back that quality of research is more accurately quantified by publication rates.

Nevertheless, as a precaution, ibuprofen was not recommended for the treatment of fever or moderate pain during chickenpox or during a disease with a risk of dehydration, until other pharmacoepidemiological studies more accurately quantified the risk of adverse events of ibuprofen in children.

Our results indicate that the binned neighbor-K approach more accurately represents the spatial extent at which wood accumulates in streams by identifying recurring intervals in streams within which instream wood is not present and by more accurately quantifying the spatial extent of wood aggregations and periodically repeating occurrences of accumulated wood.