Sentence examples for more quantitatively and from inspiring English sources

In order to describe these theoretical results more quantitatively and leverage them for prediction, it is necessary to specify mathematical definitions for network communities and core-periphery structure.

Although future models will need to be tested more quantitatively and against a wider range of empirical neurodynamic features, our present large-scale models can already predict the macroscopic pattern of dynamic correlation across the brain.

The correlation between α-amylase digestion data and the increase in NMR signal intensity with hydrothermal treatment was analyzed more quantitatively and the results are shown in Figure 4.

It is possible to make this point more quantitatively and establish a statistical bound on the fraction of potential metabolisms contained in the largest connected component of V(n).

To examine this observation more quantitatively and to assess whether the rates of GAG accumulation were correspondingly heterogeneous, we examined separately the [GAG] accumulation in three 'regions', namely those with 'high', 'medium' and 'low' [GAG] at week 3 (as specified above, under Image processing), which is illustrated for one sample in Fig. 3a.

For practitioners, we believe that this data-driven approach to modeling and mapping co-occurrence can lead to more quantitatively transparent and robust assessments of ecological risk.

Within the scope of the investigations described herein and more quantitatively illuminated in Wiles and Alters ([2011]), it can be said that there were substantial changes in some participants' evolution acceptance levels following a focused academic experience designed to incorporate an inventory of factors which were suspected to influence student acceptance of evolution.

RNA-seq is gradually replacing microarrays in high throughput gene expression studies because it provides more quantitatively accurate measurements and also absolute transcript abundance data [ 156, 157].

Second, the results of an eye-tracker study are presented as an empirical and more quantitatively analyzed replication of past restaurant gaze-motion studies.

To study the changes of the holes during material deposition more quantitatively, the hole depth and hole aspect ratio are plotted in Fig. 1e as a function of the AlGaAs deposition.

Risk assessment or modeling approaches have been explored to better and more quantitatively describe the distribution of individual thresholds (Crevel et al., 2007).