Sentence examples for quantitative defining from inspiring English sources

Since the APS preparations usually contain various chemical compositions, qualitative and quantitative defining the experimental materials is important.

It had long been a scholastic shortening for "quantitative," defined as early as 1896 in a glossary of student slang as "quantitative analysis or quantitative chemistry".

Variation can also be quantitative, defined by a continuous phenotypic distribution, caused by the combined effect of multiple loci.

The studies were classified as qualitative (defined as studies that aim to understand human behavior and the reasons for such behavior) or quantitative (defined as research that classify characteristics and count them, with or without an intervention).

Although kidneys of equal size can vary 10-fold in nephron number at birth, discovering what regulates such variation has been hampered by a lack of quantitative parameters defining kidney development.

It aims to avoid over-use of antibiotics in patients with low bacterial counts on quantitative cultures, defining a cut-off for pneumonia diagnosis.

Our study is the first to have a formal review of LVSI by a pathologist of all samples, presenting quantitative data, defining the role of LVSI, and validation in a separate independent cohort in epithelial ovarian cancer.

We used geophysical data that were quantitative, objectively defined (through GIS modelling) and integrated over time.

However, the quantitative term defined here, especially the relative recovery time τrr, is dimensionless and is not restricted to the length scale of the simulation domain.

Our method uses the definition and properties of cross time-frequency analysis [22] to arrive at the quantitative metrics defined in Section 3.2.

We also could not conduct meta-analysis as different quantitative studies defined the RTW in different ways especially for timing.