Sentence examples for quantifiable advantages from inspiring English sources
Visual feedback and auditory feedback improve the consistency of robotically applied forces.Sensory substitution, in the form of visual feedback, auditory feedback, or both, confers quantifiable advantages in applied force accuracy and consistency during the performance of a simple surgical task.
By making education a quantifiable advantage, the board couldn't have expected that it wouldn't have an impact on the atmosphere of this school".
Other less quantifiable risk advantages of platform technologies that nonetheless important are also discussed.
He did note that his students at Harvard have been particularly fascinated by the research that shows quantifiable economic advantages of beauty.
The fact that the protein−glycan conjugates are fluorescent is also a major advantage when quantifiable microscale material is used in microarray printing.
A London-advantage that is quantifiable in more than 20% of Britain's GDP.
Ellipsoidal parametric uncertainty descriptions are particularly useful because they arise naturally in the context of parameter estimation, and hence have the advantage of being quantifiable using experimental input-output data.
By contrast, DTR-mediated neuronal ablation has the advantage of being highly quantifiable, and the timing of cell killing can also be controlled to minimize potential developmental changes due to the chronic silencing or ablation of cells at early developmental times (Gosgnach et al., 2006; Crone et al., 2008; Zhang et al., 2008).
Although laboratory measures have the advantage of providing an objective, quantifiable measure of hedonic capacity, the highly constraint laboratory-based environment has its limitations to everyday life situation which is more complex and full of distracters.
Thus, one advantage of Bayesian inference is that it cannot only be used to declare group differences with a quantifiable confidence but also to quantify the likelihood for the absence of differences between groups (Friston et al. 2008; Friston and Penny 2003a).
It has the advantage of being rapid, reproducible, and quantifiable, allows direct sample comparison, and can analyze a wide range of proteins (Petricoin and Liotta 2004).
