Sentence examples for more quantitative manner from inspiring English sources
In the potential interval −0.185 > Ecat ≥ −0.285 V, energetic conditions are large enough to allow the immediate decomposition of bornite, forming chalcocite in a more quantitative manner.
This paper introduces a way for researchers and practitioners to engage with the environmental impact of IT/IS solutions in a more quantitative manner using flow based life cycle assessments (LCA).
To avoid false alarm, volcanic unrest needs to be evaluated in a more quantitative manner based on understanding of the overall volcanic process.
Furthermore, when images are analyzed in a more quantitative manner, standard region of interest analysis may provide a mean parameter value, e.g., Hounsfield unit (HU) on CT, signal intensity (SI) on MRI, or standardized uptake value (SUV) on PET, but does not typically describe the underlying spatial distribution.
This should also enable us to compare theoretical and experimental results in a more quantitative manner.
A highly significant, P<0.001, pairwise homoplasy test [13] confirmed in a more quantitative manner the conclusion of reticulated evolution.
In addition to genetic studies, a recent surge of interest has surrounded the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to study pain in a more quantitative, objective manner.
To assess the impact of dorsomorphin treatment in a more reproducible, and quantitative manner, EB formation was initiated in 96-well microtiter plates.
This point needs to be shown in a more direct and quantitative manner.
To address that question in a more systematic and quantitative manner than immunostaining detection, we developed spheroid models expressing Fucci (Fluorescence Ubiquitination Cell Cycle Indicators) tools that allow monitoring cell cycle position of a cell [ 19].
Here, we have explored combination treatment with APR-246 and DNA-damaging drugs in a more systematic and quantitative manner, using for example higher concentrations of APR-246 that result in stronger synergies.
