Sentence examples for quantifiable index from inspiring English sources

An objective, quantifiable index of structural biodiversity that could be rapidly obtained with reduced or no field effort is essential for the use of structure as universal ecological indicator for ecosystem management.

We suggest a more meaningful measure is the number of analyzed centromeric chromatin fibers that display a particular phenotype, thus yielding a quantifiable index of the robustness of the given observation.

The KPAS provides a quantifiable index value ranging from 1 to 5 for each domain specific response for four domains of activity: household/caregiving, occupational, active living, and sports/exercise using the scoring procedures outlined by Sternfeld et al. [ 31] (possible range: 1.0 to 5.0).

We define quantifiable indices of asymmetry describing upcurrent vs. downcurrent distribution of sediment volume, sediment area, sediment caliber, and distributary channels.

The study procedure firstly describes practical deterministic criteria used by power utilities, followed by a translation of the deterministic criteria into probabilistically quantifiable indices, and a determination of transmission capacity reserve.

This overall index is derived from quantifiable indicator data pertaining to physicochemical water quality parameters, floral surveys, and faunal surveys, which can be collected through a multi-disciplinary investigation of the ecosystem.

Besides to this, quantifiable summary index increases the comparability of findings of different studies in the area of child feeding [ 13, 15].

This paper aims at developing a general methodology supported by quantifiable geometric indices to classify the irregularity of stone masonry walls by direct observation of the elevation texture.

Another important index quantifiable in our model is the timescale of the onset.

The International Committee on Weights and Measures (//www.sizes.com/indexes.htm) makes "all things quantifiable quantified".

Endophenotypes refer to quantifiable intermediate constructs that index an underlying liability to a disorder or behavioural trait.