Sentence examples for quantitatively support from inspiring English sources

This proposed method can be used as the basis to quantitatively support a design-space definition that takes into account the inherent variability in the FQA that is brought in by the process operation, the control system and the materials.

The conceptual methodology of the IEF might be used at different stages of project design: as a supportive methodology donors use in their programme of funds allocation or as an instrument experts use to quantitatively support their ex-post project evaluation.

Because of this, we wanted to build an interactive tool to quantitatively support management with these difficult strategic patient-mix decisions.

First, we lacked suitable data to quantitatively investigate results and to quantitatively support the qualitatively experienced, analyzed and interpreted relationships between results and business format elements.

An interactive tool was developed for the ophthalmology department of the Academic Medical Center to quantitatively support management with strategic patient-mix decisions.

Among the major obstacles in such an integrative systems biology approach is the construction of kinetic models that quantitatively support the current knowledge of a given gene circuit.

These findings quantitatively support two key findings reported in this study: First, Rab7 CMT2B proteins at 50% less than endogenous heterozygous levels (corresponding to 25% of total Rab7 function) retain sufficient wild-type function to rescue the rab7 phenotype.

The approximate analytical outcomes are qualitatively and quantitatively supported by the numerical simulations.

The approximate analytical outcomes are qualitatively and quantitatively supported by the Monte Carlo simulations.

Despite the problematic assumptions that the usage of such preliminary and not-tailored-on-purpose data requires, the proposed method quantitatively supports RAMI analysts in the estimation of unknown failure rates taking advantage of currently available information.

Our result showed the validity of the elastic matrix model using for the microboudin palaeopiezometer and quantitatively supported the conclusion in Masuda and Kimura (2004); as the microboudinage occurred in the solid state during metamorphism, the elastic matrix model is acceptable.