Sentence examples for quantity direction from inspiring English sources

Table 4 shows that quantity, direction, and magnitude of ventilator adjustments in response to high arterial oxygen levels are considerably influenced by the level of FiO2.

Table  4 shows that quantity, direction, and magnitude of ventilator adjustments in response to high arterial oxygen levels are considerably influenced by the level of FiO2.

A sophisticated light-sensing system including various photoreceptors has been developed during evolution to monitor changes in the ambient light environment (quality, quantity, direction and duration) towards adjust growth and development (reviewed in [ 5– 7]).

The quantity and direction of the dislocations indicate that the subsurface damage is strongly dependent on the nanocutting directions.

Many types of valves are used to control the quantity and direction of water flow.

A few steaks and chops fill out this short, tidy menu that aims for quality over quantity, the direction many modern restaurants seem to be taking.

Conclusion: The projections of combined movements of x-axis translations and y-axis rotations can lead to confusion when the clinician attempts to discern quantity and direction of y-axis vertebral rotation from the AP radiograph.

If the sensitivity changeover switch and the command dial are operated together during reproduction or standby for reproduction, the photographic frame to be reproduced is determined in correspondence to the quantity and direction of the rotation of the command dial and the frame number of the frame thus determined is displayed on the indicating device".

What is the nature, quantity, and direction of this relation?

Plants have evolved with multiple photoreceptor-systems to monitor the surrounding light quality, quantity, and direction.

The ratio of the two rates, d N /d S, or ω, measures the quantity and direction of selective pressure on a protein, where ω≈1, ω<1, and ω>1, indicate neutral evolution, purifying selection, and positive selection, respectively [ 33].