Sentence examples for quantification of rates from inspiring English sources

Efforts to document dynamic equilibrium in active orogens require quantification of rates over time intervals significantly exceeding the scale of these millennial fluctuations in rate.

Although this assay allowed quantification of rates of formation of living cells with DSBs (Pennington and Rosenberg, 2007), it could not determine the numbers of DSBs per cell.

The first two sections present the quantification of rate increase, both in extent (proportion of the genome affected) and in degree in Ciona (see Ciona: C. savignyi and C. intestinalis Diverged from Each Other 180 Ma) and Oikopleura (see O. dioica: A Very Fast Evolver).

New models have been studied; for instance, Pan and Zhang propose an interesting strategy using unequal crossover and retrotransposition, to estimate rate that involves separate quantification of the rates of two different mechanisms of gene duplication and subsequent combination of the two rates, weighted according to their respective contributions to the overall gene duplication rate [ 16].

Figure 3 Quantification of degradation rates: from net gas volume the degradation rate of # 52 DID as is calculated base on the added amount of test substance (as TOC) by applying equation 6.

This would mean 1,000 to 50,000 species becoming extinct each year but I take issue with any quantification of extinction rates which supplies raw numbers.

Actual published quantification of completeness rates and the relation with cardiovascular risk factors, however, is scarce.

In this context, digester gas production is the most relevant parameter and a quantification of degradation rates is not within the scope of this test method.

Quantification of growth rates and response to therapy of orthotopic glioma models has been established using MRI [23], [24], [25].

For quantification of hatch rates, 300 unhatched embryos were tested per experiment and percentages from two experiments were averaged for the final hatch rate (unfertilized eggs were identified after cuticle preparations and were excluded from the analysis).

As well as enhancing our understanding of likely patterns of disease spread in inter-specific host communities, these results also have significance for disease control; such quantification of contact rates can be used to inform and parameterise policy-led epidemiological models used to develop bTB control strategies in the UK.