Sentence examples for quantitative division from inspiring English sources

In a complaint filed by Citadel on Tuesday in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Ill., the hedge fund claims that the employee, Yihao Ben Pu, who worked in the firm's well-known quantitative division, "misappropriated confidential information and trade secrets".

We have rigorously obtained quantitative measures of division rates, cell-type abundance, and rates of differentiation/loss.

In conclusion, the mathematical arguments that were previously developed are insufficient to rule out a size-independent, timer model of bacterial division: quantitative comparisons between models and data are needed.

"In aggregate, all investment holdings equal the market," said George U. Sauter, managing director of Vanguard's quantitative equity group, the division that runs index funds.

The analysis relied on "statistical sleuthing," said Dr. Berry, head of the division of quantitative sciences at M.D. Anderson and senior author of the paper published today in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Battling the Odds Donald Berry, a statistician who is head of the division of quantitative sciences at Anderson, says part of his role at the cancer center is to provide a reality check.

"What they did seems reasonable to me," said Donald A. Berry, head of the division of quantitative sciences at the University of Texas cancer center.

The division for Quantitative Sustainability Assessment (QSA) aims to provide this competence to the DTU students.

Donald Berry, head of division of quantitative sciences at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center says he finds much of Peto's analysis convincing.

As shown in Figure 5A, CD4+ T cells were monitored daily for FOXP3 vs. IL2 expression, and for cell division by quantitative CFSE dilution (insets).

However, oftentimes the two approaches cannot be separated; for example understanding a qualitative process such as the mechanism regulating cell division requires quantitative understanding of this system's dynamics.