Sentence examples for quantitative patterns from inspiring English sources

Those offerings were supported by the use of quantitative patterns and illustrative textual examples from candidates, news coverage, and citizen voices.

"When we consider content-free word frequencies from a large number of authors and works over a long period of time, we can ask questions related to temporal trends in similarity", they write in their new paper, "Quantitative patterns of stylistic influence in the evolution of literature".

The goal was to look for quantitative patterns to better predict which Intel innovations would succeed or fail.

Recognisable quantitative patterns of perfusion have been identified to construct CEUS malignant risk stratification with 76.9 % sensitivity and 84.8 % specificity in a study of 42 patients [24].

Although content analysis generates quantitative patterns (counts), the technique is methodologically rich and meaningful due to its reliance on explicit coding and categorizing of the data (Stemler 2001).

Taking this approach, the present paper not only looks at the frequencies of the lexicogrammatical features across the whole corpus but also investigates the instantiation of each feature and provides qualitative and functional interpretations of the quantitative patterns.

The quantitative pattern and the balance between gain and loss are known to be different at different ice shelves, but melting probably predominates.

This finding suggests a dual-layered mechanism of transcriptional regulation, comprising both a continuum of binding-site occupancy by each PIF and a superimposed layer of local regulation that acts differentially on each PIF, to modulate its intrinsic transcriptional activation capacity at each site, in a quantitative pattern that varies between the individual PIFs from gene to gene.

Focusing on the remaining hypothesis, we found it to provide not only a match to the qualitative pattern of the data but also to allow a close fit of the exact quantitative pattern in the data as well.

It is remarkable that the quantitative pattern of carbon metabolism of H. jecorina is highly conserved (with exception of two fast growing strains, Fig. 5A) which may indicate its nutritional specialization.

In contrast, the majority of H. jecorina strains showed a much more conserved quantitative pattern of growth on these carbon sources, yet with a significantly lower growth rate (except C.P.K. 938 and C.P.K. 160).