Sentence examples for quantitative transfer from inspiring English sources
We use the quantitative transfer function of Royer65 for estimates coming from Ginkgo adiantoides, the fossil species considered conspecific with extant G. biloba66.
The quantitative transfer of a precipitate to a filter is a manipulative art that becomes more critical at higher analyte concentrations.
The flux blend had to be "designed" or optimised for rapid fusion, insignificant metal entrainment and effective (quantitative) transfer of the PGE to the lead collector phase.
A new interface has been investigated: this interface allows the temporary storage of SFC fractions inside sampling loops before their quantitative transfer toward the GC × GC.
We use a quantitative (transfer function) and subjective model to reconstruct palaeomarsh elevation and changes in mean tide level (MTL) from 16 sediment profiles from these marshes.
The aim of this article is to present a preliminary formulation of the design problem with quantitative transfer functions to which Suh's principles are then applied.
Preliminary studies, based on a region-of-interest approach, suggest that quantitative magnetization transfer (qMT), an extension of magnetization transfer imaging, provides complementary information to conventional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the characterisation of Alzheimer's disease (AD).
To address these limitations, we investigated whether quantitative magnetization transfer (qMT) imaging, an advanced structural MRI technique exploiting the phenomenon of magnetization transfer (MT) between free and macromolecular bound protons, is sensitive to the effects of systemic inflammation in humans.
Irradiation in the truxene core also resulted in quantitative energy transfer to the organic dyes.
The spectroscopic experiments that elucidate the quantitative electron transfer and transmission electron microscopy that highlights the potential of designing metal RGO assemblies are discussed.
To compare quantitative magnetization transfer (qMT) parameters of patellar cartilage measured using cross-relaxation imaging (CRI) in asymptomatic volunteers and patients with osteoarthritis.
