Sentence examples for more quantitative measure from inspiring English sources

Results of the analyses show that it can be provided a more quantitative measure of rock mass and hence minimize judgmental bias.

To obtain a more quantitative measure of cell viability, we assayed cell metabolism activity using Alamar blue [36], [37].

In order to provide a more quantitative measure for changes in secondary structure, we calculated the percentage of secondary structure content for each structure at the beginning and end of the simulation (table S1).

This gives a more quantitative measure of statistical significance.

Authors' response: Humphries and Guerney (Ref. [ 53]) have provided a more quantitative measure, which is the one we are using.

A representation of the identified proteins by a more quantitative measure, emPAI score (Ishihama et al., 2005), is shown in Table S1.

Around 7,000 of these questionnaires were completed, and from them we gleaned the more quantitative measures, such as a rating of classmates, faculty, facilities and the like.

One questionnaire was filled out by business schools and included more quantitative measures, such as details of students and faculty, the number of overseas assignments required and statistics on alumni.

Such an analysis has several drawbacks over more quantitative measures (e.g., transcript sequencing, protein detection), but nevertheless provides a preliminary candidate list for identifying mediators of the Gi sensitivity of hES and hiPS cells.

Apart from SUV, various other more quantitative measures can be used for analysis of FDG PET studies.

Jennings (2006) argued for more quantitative measures of peer-review performance to enable better evaluation of current practices and alternatives.