Sentence examples for quantifiable system from inspiring English sources

This paper is the first of a series of 2 papers addressing the issue of pharmacological variability, and how this variability translates into quantifiable system uncertainty.

What is needed is a robust, unbiased, quantifiable system that is relevant for translation to ground-based applications and that is able to clearly distinguish spaceflight effects.

Since effective implementation hinges on quantifiable systems and human implementation as well as the reception of such systems, a mixed qualitative and quantitative research methodology will be employed.

However, in its current configuration, it was not an effective treatment for most of the micropollutants that were quantifiable within the system or for removal of ARGs.

A quantifiable model cell system shows that intracellular delivery of even moderate levels of iron oxide (Fe2O3) nanoparticles may adversely affect cell function.

The present work can be used to predict the performance of solar-driven non-stoichiometric redox cycles and further offers quantifiable guidelines for system design and operation.

Based on the main types of operational safety risks mentioned in Guangzhou Metro's regional operations and operational safety module for managers, mathematical models of and calculation methods for a quantifiable safety assessment system were constructed.

A reliable, quantifiable enhancer trap system based on an activator/UAS approach in Arabidopsis was the principal aim of this research.

Requirements for measurement accuracy are constantly increasing, as are the requirements for evaluating quantifiable characteristics measurement systems.

The methods that are suitable for assessing the depth of sedation can be considered under two headings – objective or subjective assessment – depending on whether the techniques require the application of an index that is derived from a quantifiable physiological variable (measurement system) or of a scoring system, respectively [ 5].

But it also shows the limits of focusing on measuring the impact: reducing malaria deaths with bed nets is relatively easy and quantifiable; improving the education system in this country is difficult both to do and to measure.