Sentence examples for quantity and support from inspiring English sources

In this manuscript, we present MeltDB 2.0, which offers novel tools to challenge the rising wealth of data quality and quantity and support the analysis of all four categories RD, PD, ID and DD and includes a multitude of updates.

The Home Observation for the Measurement of the Environment inventory (HOME inventory) scale (Caldwell and Bradley 2003) score at the child's first birthday was 31, which suggested a low quality and quantity of stimulation and support available in the home environment (Table 2).

It has not been clear from existing studies whether the strength of the effect of the support on outcomes is linked to the quantity and quality of support behaviours.

All of these habitats are able to sequester large quantities of carbon and support a biodiverse range of larger and smaller animal life.

Mechanisms based on either quantity or frequency readouts of signal could be formulated in silico; however, the experimental results clearly rule out a quantity-based mechanism and support frequency-encoded signaling as a basis for cell-length sensing.

In most chemically leavened foods, the protein content of the flour, inadequate in quantity and quality to support the amount of expansion required in bread, produces a product of higher density.

The study identified that the SMILI could be used to test correlations between the quantity and quality of support and outcomes.

This paper examines if tissue blocks, identified by localized computer searches at participating institutions, can be retrieved in adequate quantity and quality to support medical researchers.

At the forefront of current challenges to hPSC-derived therapies is the production of cells at a relevant quantity and quality to support their function.

Where AT were provided by social care services as part of a formal care package, participants frequently expressed dissatisfaction with both the quantity and quality of support they received once technology had been delivered or installed; Interviewer: The box (telecare base unit), and the sensors, have they been helpful at all? Person with dementia (P108): Oh what, since they put it in?

No similar data or modelling is currently available for discharge capacity for UK hospitals and we therefore aimed to establish the number of beds in our Trust which could be freed up over a period of time in the event of a major incident and the nature and quantity of support which might be required from Primary Care Trusts in order to achieve this.