Sentence examples for quantification of loss from inspiring English sources

A PET radiotracer that permits quantification of loss of cholinergic neurons would provide a useful tool for assessing the pathophysiological correlates of cognitive and motor symptoms.

The review assesses two main approaches to monitoring forest degradation: first, where detection is indicated by a change in canopy cover or proxies, and second, the quantification of loss (or gain) in above ground biomass (AGB).

Current remote sensing monitoring approaches can be divided into two main categories: (1) the detection of degradation (or proxies) which could form part of an early warning system [e.g., 49, 72, 74], and (2) quantification of loss (or gain) in AGB [e.g., 63, 65, 84], which countries need to include in their emissions reporting.

This review considers two key approaches: (1) the detection and characterisation of degradation as indicated by changes in canopy cover, or proxies which could form part of an early warning system, and (2) quantification of loss (or gain) in AGB, as an intermediate step to reporting on emissions.

Indeed, disruption of mouse Dazl leads to loss of germ cells in the gonads of both sexes though timing and quantification of loss has not been well established [22].

Quantification of loss of microvilli was carried out in bright field microscopy using a Leica IRB inverse microscope with × 400 magnification.

Estimating functionality depends on proper quantification of losses, which requires accurate assessment of infrastructure damage.

Quantification of losses in a population requires that reliable mortality records are available from a great number of flocks.

Quantification of losses, gains, and amplifications in small amounts of DNA can be determined, and simultaneous investigation of a large number of loci, covering all currently known important aberrant regions found in neuroblastomas, can be carried out in a single assay (Villamon et al, 2008).

Some quantifications of loss are given in Table 6b for each province.

To facilitate a change in behavior from visual estimation of blood loss to objective quantification of blood loss during delivery.