Sentence examples for ones that quantify from inspiring English sources

Speaking of graphs, here's some interesting ones that quantify what many people in today's discussion are saying: the loudest voices in the blogosphere are missing the boat by talking about Flickr all the time.

Although there are various reasons for these differences, we have focused on the ones that can be quantified for further comparison.

One method that quantifies the carbon balance of forest ecosystems is the eddy-covariance method, which estimates the net ecosystem exchange (NEE) of carbon.

To our knowledge, there is only one study that quantifies the transcutaneous penetration of BPA in pig skin (Kaddar et al. 2008).

Another possibility is to obtain risk information from one study that quantifies MeHg exposure but not PUFA intake and benefit information from a different study that provides data on PUFA intake but not MeHg intake data.

It can be used to translate subjective quality criteria into objective ones that can be quantified and measured.

To our knowledge, the assays developed in this study are the first one that could quantify toxic metals in milk and yoghurt using biosensing elements.

The qualities companies want to reward are often the ones that are hardest to quantify, such as collaboration and judgment.

Although observational studies have a number of potential advantages, it is also possible that associations demonstrated in this study may be because of confounding by unmeasured factors or ones that are difficult to quantify.

The proposals that interested me were ones that specifically addressed and quantified improvements in my stated focus areas, like EBITDA, average revenue per user, churn, net promoter score or customer lifetime value.

There's also one more important effect at play, one that was quantified only recently: the gravitational repulsion of cosmic voids.