Sentence examples for quantified specification from inspiring English sources
This paper presents an integrated model system for mobility maximization based on a quantified specification of environmental capacity, and evaluates policy interaction and effectiveness by simulating a number of policy scenarios.
The project specifications are quantified in terms of H∞ and H2 norms of closed-loop transfer functions.
RNA was extracted from cell layers using RNeasy Mini Kit (Qiagen, Hilden, Germany) according to the manufacturer's specifications and quantified spectrometrically.
The DNA of the samples to be genotyped was quantified according to Illumina specifications using PicoGreen (Molecular Probes) and a Gemini XPS Fluorescence Microplate Reader (Molecular Devices).
In this analysis, we reviewed studies that measured TE of hospitals in Iran and quantified the impact of model specifications on the reported efficiency scores using meta-regression analysis based on 43 extracted observations from 29 different studies.
In the Tandem-X WorldDEMTM specification this error is quantified as relative vertical accuracy of < 2 m or < 4 m depending on the slope.
In the Tandem-X WorldDEMTM specification this error is quantified as relative vertical accuracy of < 2 m or < 4 m depending on the slope.
To assess endocrine precursor specification in hb9/pdx1 double morphants, we quantified pancreatic EGFP+ cells at 28 hpf, that is, before the emergence of the ventral bud.
The services may have differing quality of service (QoS) requirements, quantified by bit rate and symbol error rate specifications.
Quantitative representations of aerofoil forging tolerances were established to provide a correlation between conventional dimensional and shape specifications in forging production and those quantified in FE simulation.
However, the weighted kappa coefficient approach can be considered superior in the sense that the trade off between detection of minor edges and noise reduction can be quantified in advance as part of the problem specifications.
