Sentence examples for more quantitative means from inspiring English sources
A more quantitative means to evaluate the importance of scan distortions in quantitative ADF is to examine the standard deviations of the 12 Gaussians fitted in Fig. 8, and these are shown in Fig. 9 (data table in Additional file 1).
We are particularly intrigued by the possibility that, given a mixture of different variants and sufficient sequencing power, ultra-high coverage sequencing may prove to be a more quantitative means of enumerating the relative populations in a sample even before the presence of variants has been established.
In order to improve the accuracy of these assays, we and other research groups are now focused on the identification of novel molecular endpoints to be assessed by more objective and quantitative means, such as gene expression analysis based on real-time RT-PCR and flow cytometry (Seiler et al. 2004; zur Nieden et al. 2004).
With interest rates so low, that means more quantitative easing.
The likelihood is that this means more quantitative easing (QE), and probably also involves a rate cut by 0.25 or even 0.5 points from the current 0.5%.
That may mean more quantitative easing.
This was confirmed, in a more quantitative way, by plotting mean signal enhancement across the whole tumour vs time, for 5 EL-4, 5 E.G7-OVA progressive and 5 E.G7-OVA regressive tumours.
To examine the relationship in a more quantitative manner, we calculated the mean and the standard deviation for each distribution and compared the results (Additional file 6).
More importantly, it will allow a quantitative means of extrapolating uncertainties in LEO to free space.
Recently, the clinician's ability to more accurately view the damage through quantitative means, such as MRIs, has been greatly improved.
Founder Michael Hirn said this is a problem he encountered while working with Sunstone Capital to develop a more quantitative approach to venture capital, which meant pulling startup data from a wide variety of online sources.
