Sentence examples for quantitative weight from inspiring English sources

Two types of experimental evidence gave support to the atomic hypothesis: first, the detailed behaviour of gaseous substances and, second, the quantitative weight relationships observed with a variety of chemical reactions.

Much work is still to be done on discovering new nuclei, to study the diffusion of each single nucleus and its quantitative weight over the total number of text units of each single manuscript of the tradition.

As non-sense mutations probably change protein function, we category them as functional variants, and assign them the highest quantitative weight among others.

Similarly, each edge was given a quantitative weight by converting the qualitative values gleaned from the literature search.

Following the application of the qualitative values to the FCM the values were then converted to quantitative weight values using FL theory.

To calculate the quantitative weight values for each edge, first the qualitative weight values for each of the retrieved linguistic terms was assessed.

A framework for the quantitative weight-of-evidence (QWoE) analysis of 'omics data for regulatory purposes is presented.

Some of these methods lack quantitative weighting mechanism while some lack subjective weighting mechanism.

Given the diverse nature of information employed for our case example, quantitative weighting would be hardly possible in an objective way.

We combined the quantitative weighting scheme with network connectivity scores to produce a prioritized list of putative drug targets for A. caninum and H. contortus (Additional file 3).

First, the application of a quantitative weighting and scaling model, like a clinical utility index, could reduce benefit risk assessment complexity and aid dose selection optimization.