Sentence examples for more quantitative picture from inspiring English sources
By using more samples prepared under different conditions, we aim at getting a more quantitative picture of the longitudinal relaxation in NV− ensembles.
Considering these factors, the Rio Scale has been devised in order to provide a more quantitative picture of the results of extraterrestrial contact.
A more quantitative picture of the group structure is seen in Fig. 5 where we investigate the response of the system to the communication rate.
To obtain a more quantitative picture of the ratio of icosahedral to elongated carboxysomes in the mutant and in the wild type, carboxysomes were counted in a large number of cell thin sections in random fields of vision, regardless of the orientation in which cells and inclusions were cut (Table 1).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06358.008 To obtain a more quantitative picture, we determined the absolute expression levels of RGS7 and RGS11 referencing them to the levels of mGluR6.
Finally, we present the data of the domain analysis to obtain a more quantitative picture of the triphilic microstructure of the mixtures (see Table 2 and Figure 6, the data for 423 K can be found in the Supporting Information).
While some of the resulting (literature or experimentally derived) concentration values for many of these compounds might not be appropriate for routine clinical studies, they do provide a far more complete and quantitative picture of the plasma/serum metabolome than has previously been achieved.
Recent applications on GNRA tetraloops, dangling ends, and RNA-peptide complexes produced more quantitative and dynamic pictures for these motifs and interactions, including detection of alternative structures that have been overlooked.
RNA-Seq overcomes the limitations of array-based experiments by providing a more exhaustive approach that is able to draw a reliable qualitative and quantitative picture of the transcriptome complexity.
More quantitative easing?
The big picture for fixed-income investors hasn't changed: rises in interest rates are years away and the Bank of England is still debating more quantitative easing.
