Sentence examples for quantification extent from inspiring English sources

We compared sputum culture conversion for African and non-African patients stratified by four baseline measures of disease severity: AFB smear quantification, extent of disease on chest radiograph, cavity size and the number of days to detection of M. tuberculosis in liquid media using the Kaplan-Meier product-limit method.

The present paper aims to propose a series of adjusted damage criteria allowing a reliable quantification of extents of the most critical defects in drilling CFRP laminates including burrs, tearing and delamination.

Discordant viral load results were obtained in 26.4% of samples due to missing values, false negatives, and a significant under-quantification, the extent of which varied according to HIV-1 subtype.

Explore the spatial-temporal patterns of forest fragmentation and quantification of the extent of fragmentation;   3.

The location and quantification of the extent of the damage in elastic structures is described.

SEP, which was developed in 1947 by Dawson, is more objective than earlier techniques and has the advantage of quantification of the extent of damage.

Therefore, accurate localisation and quantification of the extent of facial asymmetry are crucial in order to facilitate orthodontic diagnosis and establish treatment goals.

Lazear and Spletzer (2012) conduct a rigorous quantification of the extent of mismatches and find that changes in industrial mismatch are cyclical.

The effectiveness of using frequencies and both frequencies and mode shapes as the data for quantification of damage extent are examined.

Matrix effect has been determined as the most limiting analytical step for quantification with different extent depending on analyte and sludge nature.

The advantage of using this approach as opposed to focusing on a comparison between qualifications is that a 'completed years of education' measure permits a straightforward quantification of the extent of under- or overeducation for individuals with different characteristics.