Sentence examples for used for quantitative comparisons from inspiring English sources
Flame 123 (2000) 507 521], for which the flame kernel was tracked at several equivalence ratios and moderate turbulent intensities, is then used for quantitative comparisons with the various models proposed.
Because of the limitations of field experiments; such as limited measuring methods, unstable environmental conditions, time consumption and labour; computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was used for quantitative comparisons of PBR designs with the aim of designing a bubble-column PBR that can be economically used for the mass cultivation of microalgae.
Only the latter proteins were used for quantitative comparisons.
The Dunnett test was used for quantitative comparisons between treatments.
The abundances and relative abundances of the scent constituents were used for quantitative comparisons between the treatment groups.
Of the monitored MRM transitions (Table S-5, Supporting Information), glycopeptide precursor → 366.1 (Hex–HexNAc) transition, the most intense transition, was used for quantitative comparisons.
The resulting ground truth baseline is then used for quantitative comparison of several boundary detection methods including a local application of the image region adjacency analysis and the computation of the local convex hull with the addition of a perturbation value to overcome small boundary concavities in the node location point set.
The tumor and stroma ROIs, that were used for quantitative comparison, were highlighted in yellow (b) and red (c), respectively.
Briefly, protein spots were automatically detected first and then refined manually; subsequently the spots in the gels were normalized by using of relative volume (%Vol), which is the ratio between its volume and the sum of all the spots volume in the gel were calculated and used for quantitative comparison and then matched.
We have also shown that automated quantification of the DNA content of kinetoplasts and nuclei from color-deconvolved images can be used for quantitative comparison of multiple samples.
Figures 10(b f) show the UHR-OCT images and A-line scans of the OCT signals at the red dashed line in each OCT image used for quantitative comparison.
