Sentence examples for more quantitative view from inspiring English sources
In a more quantitative view, ±5% change in D or d keeps mode O almost of no degradation and mode A over 105 in Q factor.
In addition, module preservation statistics allow a more quantitative view of how well preserved or divergent changes in gene expression are among species in broad-scale comparative transcriptomic studies such as ours.
Although these limitations have been previously suspected by many, the large scale "reference" data set provided by our study provides a more quantitative view of these limitations for the first time.
To get a more quantitative view of this phenomenon, we computed an index based on information-theoretic arguments, and meant as a measure of the effective number of amino-acids implied by a model of evolution (see methods).
In summary, we developed a new tool called NucHunter that is able to identify positioned nucleosomes along the genome using ChIP-seq data of histone modifications and annotates each nucleosome with (i) a flag indicating presence or absence of a certain histone modification and (ii) the number of contributing reads (if one is interested in a more quantitative view).
From a more quantitative point of view, the size uniformity of islands inside the pits as a function of the growth temperature can be established through the distributions shown in Fig. 3.
To avoid this and get a more detailed and quantitative view of the replication dynamics, we next performed microarray analyses comparing gDNA from exponentially growing V. parahaemolyticus in rich media at 37 and 20°C and poor nutrient broth at 37°C against gDNA from non-replicating cells.
Although science as a discipline is viewed as being more quantitative than humanities-based disciplines, biology has gained a reputation for being the "nonquantitative science option".
More quantitative easing?
That may mean more quantitative easing.
Sociology, meanwhile, like the rest of the social sciences, has become more and more quantitative.
