Sentence examples for more quantitative data from inspiring English sources

But scientists wanted to see more quantitative data.

In contrast, lifetime measurements allow for the determination of more quantitative data to be obtained.

Under the experimental conditions used in our tests, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was shown to be useful and allowed to obtain more quantitative data in a shorter testing time with respect to traditional testing.

This study was initiated to help provide more quantitative data on light element migration to aid erosion modelers, help promote use of environmentally friendly protective coatings, and better understand erosion mechanisms caused by hot, high pressure, light element propellant gases interacting with the bore surfaces of gun barrels.

Real-time PCR has been performed human foetal astrocytes validating the above End-point PCR results and providing more quantitative data.

To obtain more quantitative data, the luciferase gene was fused to the C-terminus of the S EP3) and S p65), respectively.

Other more general MSI-related difficulties apply equally to LAESI-MSI of foods, and challenges remain with respect to: full understanding of desorption and ionization processes, obtaining more quantitative imaging data, and handling the immense data files generated (including fast visualization software solutions).

Much of the binding data is qualitative, and significant deviations between the more quantitative STD data and its simulation remain.

"The world of advertising is getting more quantitative and data driven," he said.

It is evident that more quantitative experimental data are needed to judge the theoretical results.

Increasingly more quantitative experimental data permits the validation of those mathematical models, yet leads to increasingly more complex model formulations that hamper an intuitive understanding of the underlying mechanisms.