Sentence examples for quantitative purpose from inspiring English sources

For qualitative data, 17 managers were interviewed and 85 zakah recipients were purposively surveyed (disproportionate sampling) for quantitative purpose between August 1 and December 30, 2013.

Dioxane, a better reference standard in terms of boiling point, inertness, and single resonance signal, could be used for quantitative purpose, but overlapping its 1H NMR signal at δ 3.66 with the OCH2 of ethanol or other oxygenates makes it unsuitable for oxygenate-blended fuels, viz., reformulated gasoline and oxy-diesel.

Bis trimethylsilyl)methane (BTMSM), used by Khadim et al. for high-resolution NMR spectroscopy to determine the hydrogen and carbon contents in crude oil and petroleum fractions, has two different sets of protons and carbons making the use of BTMSM a little unpredictable for quantitative purpose.

Further efforts are needed to determine if this method can be improved for quantitative purpose.

For quantitative purpose, each sample was also analyzed for the presence of actin by immunoblot using a specific antibody.

For quantitative purpose, extra sample preparation and detection steps are required.

Alternatively, SRM has been widely employed for quantitative purposes, due to its excellent selectivity, sensitivity, and ability to quantitate individual components in complex mixtures.

Large number of cellular and biochemical assays have evolved to determine apoptosis or necrosis for qualitative and quantitative purposes.

braziliensis, and can be used for both qualitative and quantitative purposes.

In the present study, a multiclass screening method for determining about 60 organic pollutants in pet hair was designed and validated for qualitative and quantitative purposes.

Pressure-sensitive paint (PSP) technique has been broadly employed for qualitative and quantitative purposes in engineering and laboratory because of its prominent advantages of time-saving, cost-efficient and continuous pressure distribution since late 1980s, despite of its potential for more precise accuracy.