Sentence examples similar to quantified measure from inspiring English sources

But cost-benefit requirements are hard to apply coherently to financial regulation, as the Harvard law professor John Coates IV has argued — because it's rarely possible to get "precise, reliable, quantified" measures there.

Everything can be quantified, measured and analyzed.

It combines the DEMATEL (Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory) method and fuzzy logic to determine quantified measures.

This represents a shift in the human condition, a shift in what it means to be human when everything about us can be quantified, measured, analyzed, and nearly permanently stored.

Subsequently, we quantified measures arising from the animals' responses to sucrose stimulation by analyzing the videos frame by frame.

The final lipid concentration was quantified measuring the [14C] PC radiactivity with a liquid scintillation counter LS 6000 SC (Beckman Coulter France).

The IgG deposition along the GBM was quantified measuring fluorescent intensity emitted by the deposited Abs.

FRAP curves were quantified measuring maximal fluorescence intensity at the bead's rim in the bleached region.

If an object exists, it can be scientifically quantified (measured and evaluated relative to its mass, energy, location, capabilities, and other qualities).

Kühn et al. (1998) showed for geothermal brines that this is the phase best to quantify measured redox potentials and Fe content.

In doing so, they tend to quantify, measuring the actions of one parent against those of the other.