Sentence examples for quantitative capacity from inspiring English sources
Capacity and performance were evaluated based on spectral resolution, signal variation, quantitative capacity, sensitivity, flexibility and intelligence for SERS detection.
Furthermore, the usefulness of the QPCR developed was evaluated through the quantification of the yeast in wine samples obtained from vineyards, confirming the quantitative capacity of the method.
This is where the electric power grid comes in, to move electricity longer distances without significant losses, extending it in terms of quantitative capacity and geographic spread, to reach the strategic goal of using electricity for transportation, as well as more renewable electricity to replace coal electricity.
To investigate the reliability and quantitative capacity of photoacoustic imaging, in vitro experiments were performed.
Jacobson-Kram expects to sustain at least some level of last year's 30percentt increase in staffing as FDA bolsters its own quantitative capacity.
For a multiple MIMO relay network, where spatial diversity is achieved through cooperation among all the relays available in the network, quantitative capacity results were presented in[9].
Integrating flux, concentration and kinetic variables in a unified constraint-based formulation is aimed at increasing the quantitative predictive capacity of flux balance analysis.
A theoretical model is postulated and shown to provide a limited quantitative prediction capacity of the anelastic deformation and the corresponding stress relaxation based on measurable molecular parameters without adjustable factors.
Details of the GoldenGate™ assay and the resulting allele calls are supplied in Additional Files 6 and 8. Despite the presence of multiple sub-genomes, the quantitative genotyping capacity of the GoldenGate assay permitted a reasonable proportion (30%) of tested SNPs to be scored in a co-dominant fashion.
Data from programme documents were collected over five years to measure quantitative indicators of capacity development.
Dr. Muhammad Tariq Iqbal, Health Officer at UNICEF, also reiterated the necessity for such facilities: "The cold rooms will enhance the qualitative as well as quantitative cold chain capacity at the district level.
