Sentence examples for quantified very from inspiring English sources
The results show that damage is detected, localized and quantified very accurately by the FE model updating algorithm used.
In this study, there were on average 2,800 measurements per tree, ensuring that mean grain angles could be quantified very precisely at both the intra- and inter-tree levels.
One possible explanation could be that in a specific 2-DE gel spot which is quantified, very often more than one protein could be detected, while in the iTRAQ technique, proteins and peptides are separated much more efficiently.
Although the selfing rate in C. orientalis has not been quantified, very low allozyme variability suggests that the species is predominately selfing [ 38].
In e-mail, he is sharp and funny and occasionally strident, but in person he's nearly the opposite: hesitating to name or quantify very much, rounding off incomplete thoughts with quick, conciliatory grins.
The presence of noise can significantly reduce the accuracy of SA in identifying and quantifying very low frequency (e.g. trapping) and high frequency components [15] as well as introducing phantom kinetic components [12, 16].
Although this phenomenon was observed in animal and in vitro studies, significant efforts have been put into the design of computerized technologies to quantify very subtle variations of the repolarization signal from the surface electrocardiograms.
Instead of using different variables like hydrodynamic conductance, pressure pulses, pressure temperature-dependent pressure temperature-dependentll volumes in the nanoliter range out of a higher volume, within the confines of the protocolstody a novel microcapillary design is presented.
Measures of flight distances can thus quantify very different behaviors of bees.
This requires the ability to reliably quantify very few living organisms in large volumes of water.
The recent availability of a number of fully sequenced vertebrate genomes allowed us to quantify very precisely our previous results.
