Sentence examples for more quantitative assessment from inspiring English sources

"Further analysis and another month or so of mapping will permit more quantitative assessment of these observations and allow for a refined interpretation," Dr. Garvin said.

As Ben Eltham notes in a scathing review of the policy here, according to a comprehensive scientific review of soil carbon technology by the CSIRO last year, "a general lack of research in this area is currently preventing a more quantitative assessment of the carbon sequestration potential of agricultural soils".

Thermogravimetric analysis provided a more quantitative assessment of the inorganic fraction.

For more quantitative assessment of the effect of the test parameters, energy absorption capacities were compared.

A more quantitative assessment of the hazard posed by ash ingestion into turbine engines is highly desirable.

Re-evaluation of existing clinical studies using single-photon radionuclides that may benefit from a more quantitative assessment.

Indeed, the data from the present study show that we may be able to address some of the complexity in interpreting bibliometric data combined with the inherent subjectivity of expert review by linking qualitative assessments of paper impact and importance with more quantitative assessments.

However, a variety of modalities have been investigated as tools to provide more quantitative assessments of tissue flap health.

In more quantitative assessments, the results are generally expressed in terms of the attributable change in morbidity or mortality, usually (unlike CRA) for each endpoint separately – aggregation is thus left to the user.

As a more quantitative affinity assessment of the antibody-Aβ-complex, the KD values of 22C4 scFv and 22C4 IgG were determined by BioLayer Interferometry (Octet System), in which the interference pattern of white light is measured.

A more quantitative vibration assessment is available using the Rydel Seifer tuning fork.