Sentence examples for quantifiable material from inspiring English sources
By Nick Paumgarten People may endure miserable commutes out of an inability to weigh their general well-being against quantifiable material gains.
Classical ballet offers one such case, as it involves quantifiable raw material in the form of human body postures, a strong and clearly defined artistic tradition, and rich objective documentation in the form of archives.
A total of 2869 proteins were identified, of which 2648 (92%) were quantifiable (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1).
The fact that the protein−glycan conjugates are fluorescent is also a major advantage when quantifiable microscale material is used in microarray printing.
The result is a quantifiable confidence in material characterization and model physics when simulating low velocity impact in structures of interest.
Existing materials selection sources can serve as useful function in giving up to date information on technical (physical, quantifiable) characteristics of materials.
The strategies have been historically justified using cost savings calculations focusing on easily quantifiable costs such as raw material savings or manufacturing or assembly operations no longer required.
Inclusion into this post hoc analysis was restricted to 54 participants who were on cART, had available sample material and had quantifiable HIV-DNA at the time of immunization.
More important, his job is to insist that those terms, while not quantifiable, are as substantial as the materials from which buildings are made and the money it costs to build them.
In order to better translate the materials quality consistency into quantifiable numbers suitable for routine monitoring purpose, a calibration curve comprising 4 levels of concentration (n = 10) at 20% concentration interval of cracked spores (in uncracked spores medium) was prepared.
While there is a growing number of thin film materials that can be used for MEMS devices, the selection of a particular material is rarely based on quantifiable criterion that relates directly to the optimum performance of the device.
