"quantitative efficiency" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a measure of how well or effectively something is being done in terms of numbers or quantities. It is often used in business, science and research contexts. Example: The new manufacturing process has significantly improved the company's quantitative efficiency, resulting in a 20% increase in production output.
In addition to improving quantitative efficiency, the estimated rainfall field showed good visual performance in the presence of sparse gauge stations.
The TEMPO moiety in the resulting PEOn acts as a radical trapper in quantitative efficiency and St can be designed for polymerization for good control of the SFRP.
After the use of a multivariate statistical analysis, a modern operational approach originating from organizational theory that aims to make a comparative study of quantitative efficiency differences between individual decision-making units (DMUs), viz.
Simultaneous PCR reactions were also carried out using primers designed to β-actin to monitor the qualitative and quantitative efficiency of the RT-PCR reactions.
As concentration of microbial cells in the encapsulation solution increases, the number of entrapped cells in each bead (cell load) increases and, as a result, quantitative efficiency of encapsulation increases.
This would imply that TRBP and/or PACT as membrane anchors may not be qualitatively required for RNAi but might rather play a main role in the quantitative efficiency and particularly the kinetics of the onset of silencing.
A quantitative energy efficiency index is provided to better illustrate the MTPA trajectory tracking performance.
When excess polystyryllithium (PSLi) was used, the quantitative grafting efficiency was achieved.
This synthetic route presents quantitative grafting efficiency and possibility to control length of PIB branches.
The above methods have been found to produce comparable methylation results, but differ in CpG coverage, resolution, quantitative accuracy, efficiency, and cost.
Quantitative recognition efficiency of regression methods have been evaluated on the basis of coefficient of determination R2 (R-squared) and correlation values.
