Sentence examples for quantitatively supported from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Although this firing rate transformation is thought to assist the decoder in discriminating between odors, there are no comprehensive, quantitatively supported studies examining this notion.

Given the confirmed normal distribution of our data, we computed parametric correlations between audio and visual cortical current distributions, and they quantitatively supported the observations by visual inspection (figure 6 shows the average audio-visual topographic correlations across subjects in various bands).

Likewise, the claim that the rooting of the tree divides it into two major clades is not quantitatively supported.

However, the measurement of %renal uptake was more reproducible than that of sCr level as demonstrated in Fig.  2a and b, which was quantitatively supported by the lower %CV (5.41 %) and the greater ICC (0.94) for the %renal uptake compared with the %CV (9.50 %) and the ICC (0.93) for the sCr level (Table  2).

The above conclusion is quantitatively supported by the narrow and very similar distance distributions between R1 pairs within the C terminal domain for both the solution and tethered states of T4L; in each case, the distances are in excellent agreement with the single conformation of the WT T4L crystal structure (PDB 3LZM).