Sentence examples for quantifiable method from inspiring English sources

"No one has developed a quantifiable method like this before," La Puma said.

For example, E-selectin-targeted in vivo imaging is a quantifiable method of detecting endothelial activation.

Now a study in this week's Nature by physicist Richard Taylor at the University of New South Wales, Australia, has found a quantifiable method in Pollock's apparent madness.

The nociception specific blink reflex offers a reproducible, quantifiable method of assessment of trigeminal nociceptive system in humans that can be used to dissect pharmacology relevant to primary headache disorders.

Conversely, Orkin and colleagues also identified that assessment of anal sphincter tone is a critical part of anorectal examination, "yet no standardized, quantifiable method for describing anal sphincter tone on digital rectal examination exists," which led to the development of a novel scoring system for sphincter tone using a scale of 0 to 5 [16].

And unread emails represent an easy and quantifiable method of measuring that stress.

Results indicated quantifiable methods, which yielded oyster meat detachments in excess of 85%.

This study supports that the experimental design of supercomputer and parallel computers calls for quantifiable methods to evaluate the requirements of different workloads within an application domain.

A project started last year by Chris Woebken and Elliott P. Montgomery, Transition Habitats creates an environment for humans to interpret messages from local species in Minneapolis, blending qualitative and quantifiable methods of communication with old fashioned mailboxes.

A project started last year by Chris Woebken and Elliot P. Montgomery, Transition Habitats creates an environment for humans to interpret messages from local species in Minneapolis, blending qualitative and quantifiable methods of communication with old fashioned mailboxes.

Though various periodicals provide ranking of medical schools, there is no agreement about transparent, objective and quantifiable methods of ranking institutions [ 16].