Sentence examples for more detailed quantification from inspiring English sources
The application of the LCA methodology allowed providing a more detailed quantification of the GHG and environmental impacts of different wheat production processes.
To further disentangle the complex effects of broad-scale environmental drivers versus fine-scale landscape complexity on arthropod communities and biocontrol services, future research in rice agroecosystems should focus on a more detailed quantification of landscape heterogeneity and examine its effect at multiple spatial scales.
The number of positive joints and the exact signal intensity of the biopsied joint was selected for more detailed quantification.
A more detailed quantification of stained sections revealed no difference in vessel density, as assessed by the average distance of each pixel from the nearest CD31+ pixel (Figure 3C).
It was beyond the scope of the present analysis to capture a more detailed quantification of these effects.
Therefore, we look forward to this group and others providing more detailed quantification of the proportion of inhaled UFPs that can be found in extrapulmonary organs.
The DALY rates for breast, cervical and prostate cancer were relatively high in the present study, most likely due to the improvement in the YLD calculation, by incorporating a more detailed disease quantification of phases and sequelae.
Emphasis is placed on the need for more comprehensive and detailed quantification of cell biomechanical properties beyond the current standard methods of analysis.
A much more detailed description and quantification of the labeling results for each anatomical location are shown in Table 1 (n = 5 mice).
More detailed information about quantification of BAs, hepatocyte culture and taurocholic acid (TCA) uptake in vitro, BA dynamics in vivo, Myrcludex imaging, and the methods described below is provided in the Supporting Information.
Modelling has some advantages over non-parametric estimates by allowing more detailed exploration and quantification of differences between groups and can include continuous covariates, such as age at diagnosis[ 10].
