Sentence examples for more detailed quantitative from inspiring English sources

This could be the case when referring to a regional and local level, where more detailed quantitative information is likely to be available.

Although more detailed quantitative analyses are required, this concept can be a possible solution for a simultaneous achievement of tritium self-sufficiency and significant net electricity generation.

In the following, a more detailed quantitative evaluation is conducted based on more complex DNAs. Figure 13 shows a DNA that makes the vehicle self-balancing, e.g., a Segway.

The lengths of the primary, secondary and tertiary vortices increase linearly with e varying from 2 to 4. The experimental results provide direct confirmation for reported numerical results and more detailed quantitative characteristics.

The simulation models developed provide a practical insight into existing and emergent food losses scenarios, suggesting the need for big data sets to allow for generalizable findings to be extrapolated from a more detailed quantitative exercise.

Scanning electron microscopy and high resolution electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) have been used to study substructural development during cold rolling of a single-phase Al 0.1 Mg alloy, the use of EBSD enabling more detailed quantitative measurements to be made than are possible with the transmission electron microscope (TEM).

More detailed qualitative and quantitative investigation is needed to explicate the interaction of the different risk factors on abused women's mental health.

Thus, in order to obtain a quantitative and objective evaluation of function after TIO, it is necessary to employ more detailed and quantitative measurement techniques such as gait analysis [ 10- 13].

In 1939 German American physicist Hans Bethe published a more detailed and quantitative study of the CNO cycle that finally put stellar astrophysics on a secure footing.

Our findings show that functional dependency is more detailed than quantitative and qualitative dependency characterisation, already used in the literature.

More detailed and quantitative comparisons between simulation results (using a much larger number of marker particles) and field observations are needed to provide more realistic depositional patterns.