Sentence examples for practical to quantify from inspiring English sources

Kim et al. (2010) used this viscoelastic model to develop a database for HPAM polymer solutions for a wide range of polymer concentration, salinity, and hardness, and temperature making it more practical to quantify the apparent viscosity of the polymer solution at reservoir conditions.

The tool offers a practical method to quantify best practices associated with ladder use that can ultimately inform targeted intervention efforts.

Three different accelerated life tests (ALT) were designed by computer simulation to investigate their practical applicability to quantify kinetics of quality loss in frozen stored foods.

In this work we present a practical metric to quantify readability in WSDL documents – attending to their semantics by using WordNet as the underlying concept hierarchy.

In doing so, we present a simple, repeatable, and practical protocol to quantify range size.

Accelerometers constitute a practical way to quantify PA.

Visual estimation of blood loss has been described as the most common and practical way to quantify maternal blood loss, particularly following vaginal birth [ 12].

In this work we have demonstrated a reliable and practical method to quantify the frequency and intensity of host cells bound with Leishmania.

A useful practical approach to quantify the complexity of a system is to count the number of distinct parts of which it consists, and this is how organismal complexity is usually addressed by those that attempt to analyze it in a (semi) quantitative manner 12– 12.

This study compared the experiences of work-related violence among registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) to quantify differences in risks and exposures and to gain insight into possible interventions.

But in reality, the practical impact is impossible to quantify.