Sentence examples for quantity of observed from inspiring English sources

This uncertainty reflects the quality and quantity of observed data and therefore would give a clear insight on the reliability of inversion result.

The quality and quantity of observed rainfall and flow data available for calibration has a great influence on the identification of hydrological model parameters, and hence the model error distribution and width of the confidence bounds.

However, the lack of detected phosphorylation in O. tauri cannot be taken as contrary evidence as the quantity of observed phosphorylation in proportion to expected phosphorylation in O. tauri is still relatively low.

This automated activity for model selection and data binding reduces the time-consuming and unreliable operations involved in traditional management techniques, which rely on manual retrieval through simple metadata indices typically when flood management personnel are overwhelmed with large quantities of observed data.

Consistent with the normal quantity of cTnT observed, no phenotype abnormalities were observed in Tnnt2+/− mice at age 8 10 weeks.

The observers' global assessments of the quality and quantity of care observed were also generally skewed to the positive (Table  7).

The quantity of ethene observed increased with increasing initial 1,2-DCA concentration in the range of 0.5 to approximately 4 mM (maximum ethene observed in bottles containing initial 1,2-DCA concentrations of 4.03 ± 0.09 and 4.08 ± 0.16 mM for D. alkenigignens IP3-3T anD.D. lykanthroporepellens BL-DC-9T, respectively) and then decreased at higher initial 1,2-DCA concentrations.

The quantity of data observed at the Yurappu River was greater than for other rivers, suggesting that further observation will reduce these errors.

The classification of the individual infection intensity criteria for S. mansoni is estimated by the quantity of eggs observed in parasitological examination of feces, using the Kato-Katz (KK) technique [ 2].

Recording of macroscopic findings to standardised glossaries is also a well-used tool, whether using traditional pathology descriptors or MPath ontological terms that refer to the size, shape, distribution, colour, consistency and quantity of lesions observed (Scudamore, 2014; Schofield et al., 2012).

Over the last few decades, research has suggested that a logarithmic mental number line is also consistent with the estimation of observed numerical quantity (referred to as the numerosity).