Sentence examples for more quantitative determination from inspiring English sources

A more quantitative determination of dependence on any one nucleophile is not possible in this system.

Clearly, optical properties measured in situ taking into account sample-to-sample variations should allow for a more quantitative determination of diffusion coefficients.

Our data suggest that fluorescence-based amplicon sizing is more robust for quantitative determination of dominant LH variants than direct Sanger sequencing with Big Dye terminators.

Despite the fact that the presence of SHG can serve as a footprint of collagen containing tissue, it is the MPAF rather than SHG signal that is a more sensitive metric for the quantitative determination of the extent of tissue glycation.

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

In contrast, calculating the above-mentioned two quality indicators is a more quantitative, objective measure for the determination of the quality of alignment of a given data set and the suitability of the set of input parameters for alignment.

An additional problem is the proliferation of other nonpathogenic adventitious populations which often become the dominant microbiota in cheese; thus NSLAB establishes a competition for nutrients which makes the quantitative determination of probiotic viability more difficult.

Although useful for the determination of molecular-weights of proteins, its application to the quantitative determination of protein concentrations is more difficult.

Thus the quantitative determination of the cytokines is more objective.

A more sensitive assay for full T6SS function is quantitative determination of T6SS-dependent anti-bacterial activity.

More importantly, the developed method was applied to the quantitative determination of PCBs level in sediment core collected from Lake Nansihu and displayed satisfactory results.