Sentence examples for quantified subject from inspiring English sources

In each case, the negation is understood as inside the scope of the quantified subject.

Additionally, although kinematics were not quantified, subjects tended to raise their arm into extreme protraction in preparation for the quadrupedal strikes.

The predetermined primary outcome measure was the Daily Pain and Sleep Interference Diary which quantified subjects' average 24 h pain and sleep interference.

A Vicon motion analysis system, consisting of 12 MX-T20 2 megapixel cameras, was used to quantify subject 3D motion (±1 mm) at a rate of 1 kHz.

This type of data is named as multi-view data, and each group of measures form a distinct view quantifying subjects in one specific feature space.

The first step was to use LGMM (16) to identify statistically distinct glycemic control classes and to quantify subjects' glycemic control status based on seven repeated measures of HbA1c.

To elaborate further, LGMM was used in step 1 to quantify subjects' glycemic control status (or class) since it is an exploratory multivariate statistical technique, analogous to cluster analysis for longitudinal data, which permits the identification of distinct latent classes in a study while adjusting for covariates.

And they are limits determined not by a game designer's vision of humanity but by a computer's ability to understand human nature, because a computer cannot understand anything that is not quantified and subject to well-defined conditions.

Whole cell or nuclear/cytosolic fractionated protein extracts were prepared, quantified and subject to SDS-PAGE and immunoblotting.

Tobacco smoking exposure was quantified by subject provided information and confirmed by the measurement of urinary cotinine levels and by the concentration of carbon monoxide in the exhaled air (COex).

Analyses quantified each subject's adherence during the intervention, and compared that with either historical group controls or their own personal history, both as measured by Medication Event Monitoring System® (MEMS) cap usage from a prior study [ 17].