Sentence examples for quantitative extent from inspiring English sources

The quantitative extent of the sulfonation reaction was evaluated by measuring the ion exchange capacity (q) of each type of resin.

In order to determine the quantitative extent of the defendants' copying, we must then decide whether to analyze separately the amount of expression copied from each individually copyrighted Seinfeld episode, or to analyze in the aggregate the amount copied from the eighty-four Sepisodesepisodes.

Particular contributions of this work are elucidation of (a) the quantitative extent of the burning-speed enhancement for low and moderate intensities, (b) the influence of the multiscale character of the excitation flow and (c) the stabilization of flame surface-area growth after the initial period of unbounded growth revealed in earlier work.

The same trend holds true (to a lesser quantitative extent) for 18- to 24-year-olds.

A dearth of comparable empirical knowledge exists regarding the current real spatial and quantitative extent of forage resources in Karamoja sub-region.

With machine learning and integrated pharmacogenomics and metabolomics, we demonstrate that KA efficacy is not determined by the status of individual genes, but by the quantitative extent of the WE, leading to a therapeutic window in vivo.

Focusing on wind dispersal, this study assessed the spatial and quantitative extents to which a remnant natural fen receives the seeds of alien species dispersed from adjacent hay meadows in Hokkaido, northern Japan.

Similar damage detection methods focus only on localization giving no quantitative estimation of extent.

Their objective is to assess, on a quantitative basis, the extent of the current harassment and its development over time.

Special quantities called chemical equilibrium constants express in quantitative terms the extent to which a chemical reaction favours products (the substances written to the right of the arrow) or reactants (the substances written to the left of the arrow).

In good agreement with the quantitative data, the extent of post-depositional natural degradation to fragments too small to serve as a template for the quantitative PCR assays was greatest for dinoflagellates and lowest for GSB.