Sentence examples for quantitatively into from inspiring English sources
Using a calibration-function method35, the pollen data were transferred quantitatively into annual precipitation (PANN).
What the framework provides is a way to incorporate them visually and quantitatively into option value through the value-to-cost metric.
We succeeded in introducing cation exchange groups quantitatively into a porous resin having an open-celled monolith structure.
The catenation reaction is fully reversible: in the presence of the second protein component, circular DNA is converted quantitatively into catenated forms; in its absence, the ATP-dependent topoisomerase resolves catenated networks back into monomer circles.
By taking these effects quantitatively into account it is possible to obtain rate coefficients which are intrinsic, i.e. only determined by chemical phenomena.
In addition, the correlation between the diffusive hydrogen ion within the hydrogel and charge groups fixed to the polymeric network chains is incorporated quantitatively into this MECpH model.
Rather, mutations can be divided semi-quantitatively into distinct groups based on relative abundance.
The staining intensity of NMDAR2B expression was graded semi-quantitatively into none, weak, moderate, and strong.
Because the PAS staining was scored semi-quantitatively into five categories, by Chi-square analyses we compared the number of kidneys without interstitial fibrosis (score 1) with those showing interstitial fibrosis (score >1).
Intensity of stained cells was graded semi-quantitatively into four levels: 0 (no staining); 1 (weak staining = light yellow); 2 (moderate staining = yellow brown) and 3 (strong staining = brown); and the percentage was scored as: 0, negative; 1, 10 % or less; 2, 11 % to 50%%; 3, 51 % to 80%%; or 4, 80 % or more positive cells.
In both TMB4530 and TMB4531 the sum of biomass and CO2 production rates matched the d-glucose uptake rate (dotted lines in Figs. 3, 4), which suggested that d-glucose was converted into biomass and CO2 while d-xylose was quantitatively converted into d-xylonate (note that the concentrations decreased due to dilution during the fed-batch).
