Sentence examples for that quantified from from inspiring English sources

Physicians assess whether patients are getting better, getting worse, or staying the same by comparing their current health state to that quantified from previous assessments.

It also showed that the blood pressure lowering effect of the drugs increased with dose and with pretreatment blood pressure, and reported regression equations that quantified the reduction in blood pressure from one drug according to pretreatment blood pressure.

Overall, ∼27% of B6 and ∼30% of C3 cells fused into multi-nucleated, MHC+ myotube-like structures that were quantified from multiple plates.

Given the subjectivity inherent in the use of the three traditional plane symmetry deviation quantifiers, there has been a need for a statistics-rooted measure that quantifies deviations from 2D translation symmetries (in reciprocal and direct space).

The BM opening-minimum rim width (BMO-MRW) is a parameter that quantifies the rim from its true anatomic outer border, BMO, and accounts for its variable orientation.

This discrepancy due to incomplete time invariance can be exploited as a new method for characterizing damage by defining damage indices that quantify the departure from time reversal invariance.

Indices that quantify the departures from linear response are introduced and used to test the effects of urbanization on different hydrologic processes and fluxes in a mixed (urban and non-urban) watershed.

Main Outcome Measure: Identification of perceptual-motor elements that underlie skilled stair descent and that are directly quantified from standard video recording.

Only a few studies have performed a comparative analysis that quantifies non-anthocyanins extracted from black soybean seed coat [ 1].

Regional data from satellite imagery are available from the 1980s, but apart from studies that quantify deforestation, the broad-scale landscape dynamics of Rondônia have not been examined well.

Another possibility is to obtain risk information from one study that quantifies MeHg exposure but not PUFA intake and benefit information from a different study that provides data on PUFA intake but not MeHg intake data.