Sentence examples for quantitatively from from inspiring English sources

Because of the gradualness of evolution, immediate descendants differ little, and then mostly quantitatively, from their ancestors.

Under the proper conditions, lead may be separated quantitatively from other metals as an insoluble sulfate.

The evaluated trajectories deviate quantitatively from those recently reported for homogeneous catalysis.

The concentrations of particles were determined quantitatively from the SAXS data.

In both cases, the variation of peak position or bandwidth can be deduced quantitatively from the pattern of cross peaks.

However, the simulated results deviate quantitatively from the experimental data with a maximum relative error of about 10%.

The general trend of increasing friction with decreasing specimen size can be expressed quantitatively from the experimental and numerical results.

This article investigates the author summary, showing how it generally differs both qualitatively and quantitatively from the corresponding abstract.

Yet experimentally measured acoustic accelerations based on mean flame deflection differed quantitatively from that predicted by the theory.

The cyclic J integral is calculated quantitatively from the cyclic plastic deformation characterisation in the fatigue-damaged zone.

The whole colonies/biofilms developed were washed down quantitatively from the agar surfaces with 2 ml KNO3 (10 mM, pH 7.0).