Sentence examples for quantitatively assessment from inspiring English sources

Quantitatively assessment of elastic properties of a geopolymer and understanding the correlations with its composition and microstructure are therefore very important for its rational utilization.

With the development of new techniques, quantitatively assessment of peripheral tissue perfusion has become popular in clinical practice.

While not quantitatively assessed, an informal visual assessment of herbaceous plants revealed that all ranches except Chalfont/Ledford had substantial diversity in annual and perennial herbs as well as healthy communities of native perennial grasses mixed in with communities of European annual ruderal grasses.

The cost-effectiveness assessment will use a decision-tree framework to quantitatively assess the costs and effects for the randomized groups.

Connective tissue scarring, inflammatory cell density and the presence of dendritiform cells were quantitatively assessed in a masked manner by both IVCM and histological assessments for comparative analysis.

To further ease the assessment of privacy threats, the paper introduces steps toward a metric to quantitatively assess the privacy relevance of particular data types.

14 15 In this study, we hypothesised that quantitatively assessed cardiac echo index and sympathetic innervation marker can contribute to better prognosis assessment of HF patients with preserved LVEF.

However, the displacement mechanisms of adsorbed CH4 by CO2 injection are far from being well understood, and quantitatively accurate assessments must be provided.

In this paper, we address only the latter type of models, as these are also commonly used for outdoor fate and exposure models, to allow for quantitatively comparing assessments of exposure.

As part of the histological assessment, the degree of necrosis was semi-quantitatively assessed in sections of high grade DCIS from patients with and without invasive disease.

In a setting where a modern quality control system has not been entirely established, a laboratory test could be assessed quantitatively and such objective assessment is helpful for quality improvement of the test, if an appropriate design of experiment and statistical method are chosen.