Sentence examples for more quantitative measurement from inspiring English sources

This behavior, opposite to the integrating one of CCDs, might be exploited for a more quantitative measurement of the number of detected photons, which in turn could be quantitatively correlated to the source activity.

As a more quantitative measurement, amounts of the faradaic charge consumed by the C → I conversion were evaluated from cyclic voltammograms.

A more quantitative measurement was performed on the material eluted from spot number 6 by quantitative amino acid analysis which indicated a total peptides concentration of 180 ng (data not shown).

To gain a more quantitative measurement of tumor regression, the tumor dimensions were obtained manually by the use of calipers while the measurement of the bioluminescent region of interest (red circles) was obtained through the Living Image software from the ventral and lateral views.

ELISA offers a more quantitative measurement of the protein within the sample.

While the SDS-PAGE-based assay clearly revealed the difference in the extent of FRET-LC3B cleavage with the overexpressed Atg4B (Fig. 4A), the FRET-assay provided a more quantitative measurement (Fig. 4B).

Photographic techniques, while much improved upon since the time of Röntgen and still extremely useful for qualitative applications, are not well-suited for more quantitative measurements of X-ray intensities and spectral content.

More quantitative measurements were made by qRT-PCR.

The development of systems collecting tomographic bioluminescence and fluorescence data enabled even more spatial accuracy and more quantitative measurements.

Considering microarray data are usually noisy, one needs more quantitative measurements, e.g., real time PCR to confirm these results.

We have previously shown that these probes correlate closely with clinical receptor status but represent more quantitative measurements [ 19].