Sentence examples for quantifiable by from inspiring English sources

The instrumented methods used in the current study allow us to quantify what is visually apparent, but not quantifiable by clinicians.

But psychologists and other experts said the new study was powerful because it suggested a direct effect — quantifiable by measuring how many right and wrong answers people got on the tests — from reading literature for only a few minutes.

The erosion of the metallic core layer should be quantifiable by the determination of mass reduction.

In theory, samples above LOQ should be reported as those that are accurately quantifiable by any validated analytical method (Connor and McDiarmid 2006; FDA Guidance for Industry and Bioanalytical Method 2001).

As briefly demonstrated in the case study of this paper, such measures can be used for studying aspects of space which have not been directly quantifiable by the existing methods.

The catalytic activity of an enzyme can be used to turn substrate molecules into chromogenic, fluorescent, or chemiluminescent products, which are easily detectable or quantifiable by imaging, microscopy, or spectroscopy.

The level of difficulty, and of potentially poor numerical behavior, of a DAE system is quantifiable by an integer called its index, with an ODE system having index 0. Solvers of generally good performance, e.g. DASSL and LSODI, are available for index 1 DAE systems, but are not reliable for the index 2 problems we obtain by direct approaches here.

In this context sustainability presents itself as a quantifiable aspect by introducing all kinds of standards and regulations, such as for clean water, air and soil.

At the location at which both thermophoretically collected particles and HR-DMA data are available, the size distribution functions are in good agreement, except for the smallest particles that are quantifiable only by HR-DMA.

"If a solus arrangement is introduced and leads to quantifiable losses by Guernsey Airport it will be for States to decide how this shortfall is to be made up".

CBA allows to inform the decision-maker on the distribution of quantifiable impacts by means of a distributional matrix, or Kaldor-Hicks matrix (see Table 6 below and [85, 86, 87]).