Sentence examples for quantity and characteristics from inspiring English sources

Restructuring classroom interaction with networked computers: effects on quantity and characteristics of language production.

We report a study of the quantity and characteristics of aeolian suspended sediment transport in Sandflugtdalen, a valley containing a proglacial floodplain and aeolian dunefield in West Greenland.

Carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand and suspended solids removal were seen to be statistically similar between the beds while a significant difference was observed in terms of mixing pattern, quantity and characteristics of the accumulated solids and hydraulic conductivity.

The study shows that line intersect sampling in aerial photographs has large potential application as a general tool for collecting detailed information on the quantity and characteristics of high-contrast edges in managed forest ecosystems.

Quantity and characteristics of expressed genes by age were examined.

The aim was to determine the quantity and characteristics of 'overdiagnosed' patients.

Finally, a model of mixed integer linear programming provided the quantities and characteristics of the transports to buy.

In our opinion, AGEs derived from D-glucose and D-ribose should be different in the quantities and characteristics as AGEs derived from ribose are more cytotoxic than those derived from glucose, and the difference of the molecular structures between D-ribose and D-glucose.

This systematic review reports on the state of evidence on mentoring for Indigenous Australians by identifying the quantity, nature, quality and characteristics of mentoring publications.

Evidence mapping describes the quantity, design and characteristics of research in broad topic areas, in contrast to systematic reviews, which usually address narrowly-focused research questions.

Money is a social contrivance and convenience that makes this social system work better — and should be adjusted, both in quantity and in characteristics, whenever there is compelling evidence that this would lead to better outcomes.