Sentence examples for quantitative integration from inspiring English sources

A new method is used to evaluate the social sustainability, enabling the quantitative integration of all three indices.

A thermodynamic and geochemical perspective on the relative metastabilities of proteins permits a quantitative integration of observations on the geosphere and biosphere.

In this regard, significant progress has been made on the quantitative integration of geophysical and hydrological data at the local scale.

The importance of software in dealing with ion corrections, the need for quantitative integration of transient signals, and the importance of recognizing and mitigating ion molecule chemistry have also been stressed in this contribution.

This review considers (1) quantitative integration of INaL into the established electrophysiological and Ca2+ regulatory mechanisms in normal and failing cardiomyocytes and (2) a new therapeutic strategy utilizing a selective inhibition of INaL to target both arrhythmias and impaired contractility in HF.

Qualitative and quantitative integration and interpretation of magnetic, gravity and magnetotelluric data help to determine the internal architecture of the Jaibaras rift, and allow assessing the evolution of the Jaibaras Rift within the Precambrian crystalline basement of Borborema Province, NE Brazil.

In this work, H NMR data with molecular-level quantitative integrations are provided to support the structural assignments for the three major base dendron structures (dendrons 1, 2, and 5 in the original report) as well as the key linking step between two of the dendrons.

Model-based drug development (MBDD) is accepted as a vital approach in understanding patients' drug-related benefit and risk by integrating quantitative information integration from diverse sources collected throughout drug development.

The proposed scenario development technique has proven to be a powerful modelling framework for the necessary qualitative and quantitative knowledge integration, and for coping with the underlying uncertainties, which are considered to be a key element in natural hazards risk assessment.

In respect to the former, it was highlighted that M&S approaches can help to inform the risk benefit assessment, allowing quantitative data integration through appropriate models and providing "what if" scenario answers via stochastic simulation.

A quantitative study of integration conducted during the trial showed that patient survival was significantly improved in clinics with high integration scores [ 36].