Sentence examples for quantitative account from inspiring English sources
Now economists working in conjunction with the left-leaning Fabian Society have created a model that gives a quantitative account of cuts for the first time.
We provide a quantitative account of the shear-banding behavior in Mg-based bulk metallic glasses.
Schurz and Weingartner have answered this objection by extending their qualitative account to a quantitative account, by assigning weights to relevant consequences and summing.
To get better understanding of the contribution provided by the end hook to pullout behaviour, a quantitative account for hook mechanisms has been adopted.
To give a more quantitative account of the growth kinetics, in Fig. 2b, the growth rate of oxide nanodots is plotted as a function of electric field strength.
Here we show how both models can be used to provide a quantitative account of the population dynamics of neocortical activity.
Finally, prospects for providing quantitative accounts of complex reactions at highly heterogeneous electrodes by FTacV are considered.
Particularly in quantitative accounting research, Ryan et al. (2002) raise the ultimate question on whether the researcher can draw valid conclusions from the research design.
We discuss the generation of rubbery plateaus, segmental relaxation and its control of thermodynamics, ionicity, and gelation), and revisit some of the key equations needed to provide quantitative accounts of the observed behavior.
This allowed for both qualitative and quantitative accounting of the study including author, title, year, country, treatment setting sample, aims, data source, measures used, analysis, results, specific alliance/communication variables associated with adherence, and limitations of the study.
Quantitative accounting for EPR spectra of metals with more than one unpaired electron, for example, in the high-spin ferric iron (five unpaired electrons) of lipoxygenase, is made complex by distributions in zero field splitting energies (D and E).
