Sentence examples for quantified such that from inspiring English sources

This process is quantified such that it could easily be implemented by any construction professional that has the necessary equipment.

Talk of approximate truth is often invoked in this context, and has produced a significant amount of often highly technical work, conceptualizing the approximation of truth as something that can be quantified, such that judgments of relative approximate truth (of one proposition or theory in comparison to another) can be formalized and given precise definitions.

To the input RNA, we added seven polyadenylated non-mammalian RNA spikes, quantified such that their abundance (measured as copies per cell) spanned five orders of magnitude (Additional file 2: Table S3).

In our study, matching by cluster or municipality was used to control the possible effects of stochastic local factors that were not quantified, such as wind and snow conditions, on the odds ratios.

This could be attributed to components that were not quantified (such as methyl glucuronic acid) and some degradation of the sugars occurring during the acid hydrolysis [ 13].

[For information on another innovative Seattle housing project, see "Growing Green Communities," p. A300 this issue.] David Jacobs, a HUD housing expert, sees wide-ranging potential in projects that quantify such benefits.

However, some information will always be difficult to quantify, such as the impact that tephra remobilisation will have on clean-up operations, due to the uncertainty of variables such as wind, rain, and grain size.

The qualities companies want to reward are often the ones that are hardest to quantify, such as collaboration and judgment.

They further sketch a technique for quantifying such an information leak, and demonstrate that the threat is realistic, given the de-anonymization attack that can happen through the booming online social networks.

2 3 However, tennis match-play can potentially last in excess of 5 h, 4 and given the lack of literature quantifying such extended matches, it is likely that the physiological load is much greater than is classically described.

Truly, no statistic could quantify such a personal feeling.