Sentence examples for more adequately quantify from inspiring English sources

Our findings highlight the need for efficient multi-scale monitoring strategies in geologically heterogeneous lowland stream/aquifer systems in order to more adequately quantify the risk to surface water ecological receptors posed by point-source groundwater contaminants like TCE.

Our results also emphasize the requirement for sampling far more than one night of sleep to adequately quantify bout duration distributions.

These findings suggest that more advanced statistical methods are required to adequately quantify the true relationship between these biochemical abnormalities and mortality risk in ESRD patients.

Certainly, we are unable at present to adequately quantify levels of morphological divergence in the East Asia Clade so that we could compare them with the more readily quantifiable levels of divergence in the molecular characteristics documented here (Figs.  1, 2 and 3).

The other "hidden" aspect of the toll of gun violence on children is one that pediatricians are all too familiar with and that statistics do not adequately quantify.

Studies suggest that LUS can adequately quantify large and small pneumothoraces, but not moderately sized ones [96, 99].

Content validity is the technique used to ensure that the measures adequately quantify the concepts that they are supposed to be tested (Sekaran 2003).

Moreover, the multiple imputation of plausible values allows investigators to adequately quantify the uncertainty in the parameter estimation of subsequent analyses.

Although the bisulfite sequencing results obtained by short read sequencing can adequately quantify the methylation levels, they will not provide single molecule methylation patterns.

Does the story adequately quantify the benefits of the treatment/test/product/procedure?

About two out of every three news stories reviewed fail to adequately address costs and fail to adequately quantify harms and benefits.