Sentence examples for represented quantitatively from inspiring English sources
So far this regulatory information has never been represented quantitatively in the available visualization tools.
By computing the stoichiometry matrix's null space, reactions are represented quantitatively and further classified.
However, not all parameters could, be taken into consideration since some of them could not be represented quantitatively.
This can be represented quantitatively by calculating a fatigue index (FI), in which the force produced at the end of a 3-minute period of stimulation is expressed as a ratio of the initial force produced; an FI approaching 1.0 indicates that a muscle is completely fatigue resistant.
Age-staging was based on a combination of 1) quantitative extrapolation from prior stock-specific survivorship data [ Bonkowski et al., 2006], 2) presence/appearance of aging-associated wizening (as represented quantitatively by declining body weight), and 3) spontaneous, testing-independent, (and presumably) aging-resultant mortality.
Parameters were mathematically adjusted for trifurcation, and appeared to be able to represent quantitatively the architectural properties of tree structures.
A simple mathematical model of the catalytic phase contactor was derived and shown to represent quantitatively the observed experimental trends.
The model represents quantitatively well the threshold effect, suggesting that behavioural processes have to be taken into account for estimating a global feeding activity of H. ulvae populations.
The calculation results are compared extensively with the experimental data, and demonstrate the ability of the PDF model to represent, quantitatively, the processes of local extinction and reignition that occur in these flames.
The size of the distal ileal PP in young ruminants is such that it probably represents quantitatively the most important site of uptake.
These various historical processes occurred at different times and places and may represent quantitatively different numbers of individuals or proportions of total variation.
