Sentence examples for systems for quantifying from inspiring English sources
Mixtures of known organic bases were used to verify the capability of three different solvent systems for quantifying the concentration and strength of organic bases.
This paper presents a review of current state-of-the-art dynamic systems for quantifying the kinematics and kinetics of the joints of the upper extremities during Lofstrand crutch-assisted gait.
Second, we illustrate the power of ideas from information theory and dynamical systems for quantifying how well the output of MWC molecules tracks their sensory input, giving a sense of the "design" constraints faced by these receptors.
The importance of utilising the best available research evidence in the development of health policies, services, and programs is increasingly recognised, yet few standardised systems for quantifying policymakers' research use are available.
These results demonstrate the suitability of cell-free systems for quantifying the impact of heavy water on gene expression and establish a platform to further assess the potential therapeutic use of heavy water as antiproliferative agent.
This is then combined with a modelling system for quantifying CO2 emissions down to individual building level.
Safety measurement requires a self-assessment system for quantifying what we do and how we do it to help us to identify targets for improvement.
In this paper, we demonstrate a probabilistic risk analysis system for quantifying wildfire threats to spotted owl habitat and comparing the efficacy of fuel treatment scenarios.
Here, we describe a new model system for quantifying directional migration of colonies in a hyaluronic acid (oxi-HA) and adipic acid dihydrazide (ADH) hydrogel-based 3D matrix.
In the current study we developed an in vitro model system for quantifying the capacity of large scale (∼200 μm), geometrically well-defined open pores to guide cell and collagen orientation in engineered tissues.
One recent study in Thailand developed a standardized set of questions and scoring system for quantifying TB and HIV stigma among TB patients.[11] A more complete assessment of stigma and knowledge in our study population would require use of such standardized, quantitative instruments or of extensive patient interviews and qualitative analysis.
