Sentence examples for more quantitative understanding from inspiring English sources

I decided to dig in, to gain a more quantitative understanding of where our noise is coming from.

More quantitative understanding of this dynamic of ocean life could be particularly useful to fisheries, says Lermusiaux.

Dating of fluvial deposits is essential for a more quantitative understanding of landscape evolution and soil development in floodplain environments.

The present research thereby provides a more quantitative understanding of how structural features in an encapsulating hydrogel environment can affect cell morphogenesis towards tissue regeneration.

This study presents a more quantitative understanding of the relationship between a project state, the risks involved, and risk-mitigating actions taken during the project.

This methodology provides a better and more quantitative understanding of the intracellular behavior of drug-loaded nanoparticles, and provides insights for the design of the next-generation of nanoscale drug delivery systems.

Although the genes that direct the patterning process have been known for a decade or more, a quantitative understanding of how they work together to make patterns is far from understood.

The very limited observations of temperature and compositional trends, wave motions and cloud features which exist at present provide some clues as to what may be happening on the Earth's twin planet and suggest the next steps towards a more detailed, quantitative understanding.

High-resolution data, such as those gathered in the current investigation, will contribute to a more thorough quantitative understanding of the relationship between fertilizer application, environmental conditions, and NH3 volatilization which, in turn, will improve the accuracy of atmospheric modeling on local, regional and global scales.

The results present a way to directly represent cardiac extracellular events during the ST-T wave, a method analogous to the use of isochromes during QRS, and they imply that in the future it will by possible to achieve a more precise quantitative understanding of the events of the ST-T wave than thus far has been possible for QRS.

Application of this approach to food allergy provides a foundation for a more rigorous quantitative understanding of variability in allergic response.