Sentence examples for such a quantification from inspiring English sources

In some cases, such a quantification covers the effects that projects can have on the firm value only partially, as quantifying non-financial performance effects is a complex task.

Such a quantification has only been done systematically for systems with herbivores, primary producers and different nutrient levels without finding statistical support for interactions between nutrients and herbivores [6].

While such a quantification can be useful, it clearly has significant limitations.

Such a quantification tool might also be helpful to analyse (retrospectively) large sets of chest radiographs or large databases, both for clinical and research purposes.

We described some of the new methodologies that allow such a quantification at high throughput, but more methodologies are currently being developed.

Such a quantification, expressed in terms of an "ecological dose 50%" (EcD50), could be easily incorporated into the methodologies currently used to set water quality criteria and would also be applicable to setting criteria for terrestrial ecosystems.

Retrograde tracers are more suitable than anterograde tracers for such a comparative quantification study because of the relative ease of counting neurons participating in a given projection as opposed to counting synapses (Batardiere et al. 1998; Barone et al. 2000; Falchier et al. 2002; Vezoli et al. 2004).

Such studies require a quantification of relative exposures in travel modes.

With such a more accurate quantification tool, new quantitative associations (e.g., between full-length YB-1 in plasma or nuclear YB-1 expression levels) may be explored.

This work presents an unbiased approach to winnowing candidate NPs related to a behavior of interest in a functionally relevant manner, and demonstrates the success of such a UPLC-MSE quantification method using the open source software Skyline.

During early project phases decision-making on such plant design requires a quantification of flexibility to evaluate the additional investment that may be spent for realization.