Sentence examples for quantification project from inspiring English sources

In this project, the "UM scan" diagnostic served as a starting point to understand the current situation and to develop an UM quantification project able to pilot a design action plan for sustainably redeveloping the area in 2034 (Gladek et al. 2015).

These management factors were considered via a sensitivity analysis of a financial cash flow model of different scenarios of revegetation projects with respect to scale of operation of projects, quantification methodology applied, and type of payment contract.

10.7554/eLife.05864.011 Figure 3. Quantification of signal projected on the mesh surface.

(E ) Sub-cellular localization of PINFORMED1 (Pin1) in the L1 is assessed by quantification of the projected signal for each cell wall, as in (Nakayama et al., 2012 ).

The recent use by the GBD project of quantification in PM2.5 unified across very different sources [ 37] should highlight the issue considerably.

The improved version 2 of the S. macrospora genome generated during this work was submitted to the ENA database and is available under the accession numbers CABT02000001-CABT02001583. The RNA-seq reads and results of expression quantification generated in this project were submitted to the GEO database (accession number GSE33668).

Appraisal by trained economists in the Planning Division ideally requires "quantifications focusing on tangible project results", however if data is deemed insufficient then "(the) experience of working in the public sector" is relied upon.

The quantification of the confocally projected area of protonephridial marker expression domains (slc6a-13 and CAVII-1) as a direct cell accumulation metric also showed equal dependency on proliferation rates, thus indicating that the development of planarian NPHP phenotypes is tightly associated with cell proliferation.

Scientific advances accelerated as a result of the ground-breaking Human Genome Project enable the quantification of genetic information that underlies such human variability in susceptibility and the cellular mechanisms of disease.

Two case studies on the metropolitan scale based on UM quantification which aim to develop projects that can improve urban sustainability are analyzed: the International Architecture Biennale of Rotterdam and the Amsterdam Urban Pulse project.

In some cases, such a quantification covers the effects that projects can have on the firm value only partially, as quantifying non-financial performance effects is a complex task.