Sentence examples for quantifying points from inspiring English sources

Since the quantification method used estimated changes in protein levels across a field of cells, we further subdivided the "cellular" domain into basolateral membrane and nuclear components, by specifically choosing and quantifying points within these compartments.

Improvements in modeling may allow retrieval of plume concentration, providing a valuable means for quantifying point source emissions and a basis for comparison with column concentrations retrieved from in situ measurements and coarse resolution satellite data.

The social implications, though harder to quantify, point to a new direction for India's faltering trade unions.

In this study, water and salt mass transfers during all the steps of the salting process have been quantified, pointing up and quantifying the changes in the state of aggregation of some components occurring in each step.

Effects on angiogenesis were determined by quantifying branch points in 6 replicate wells (1 field per well; 40X) for each treatment and are presented as percent of untreated control with standard deviation.

This concentration is approximately 3-fold below the Kd of TNF1, and was used in order to increase the high-end dynamic range for quantifying enhancing point variations.

Even with him being a stout defender, regressions last season were evident: Hibbert finished No. 14 in defensive real-plus minus an estimate of a player's on-court impact on team defensive performance, quantified in points allowed per 100 defensive possessions among centers who played in at least 40 games.

The distribution and clustering can then be quantified with point-pattern algorithms31 such as Ripley K-function32, pair correlation analysis33 and DBSCAN (density-based spatial clustering application with noise 34.

The most recent poll by the American Association of Individual Investors may better quantify the point I'm making.

Volume fractions of new bone, allograft bone, and fibrous tissue were quantified by point-counting technique (Gundersen et al. 1988).

These high values obtained here support the possibility to detect and quantify heteroplasmic point mutations with high accuracy (for detailed analysis see Table 1S).