Sentence examples for using quantitative measures of from inspiring English sources
We found that the γ-sarcoglycan mutation is least severe in the129SV/J (129) strain and most severe on the DBA 2J JAX (DBA) strain using quantitative measures of Evan's blue dye uptake, as a marker of membrane permeability defects, and hydroxyproline content, as a marker of fibrosis.
In addition, Lasky-Su et al. (2008b) performed an analysis using quantitative measures of ADHD symptoms.
Objective To examine the association between smoking and risk of invasive breast cancer using quantitative measures of lifetime passive and active smoking exposure among postmenopausal women.
In recent years, the use of the Nintendo Wii system has become widespread among rehabilitation specialists for this purpose, but few studies have verified the effectiveness of such an approach using quantitative measures of balance.
A combined effect of genetic and environmental risks will be explored in multivariate regression analysis, and possible interaction between various risk factors will be investigated using quantitative measures of interaction (Rothman and Greenland 1998).
Thus, the evidence-base for a causal relationship between symptomatic primary hip and knee OA and occupational mechanical exposures would be enhanced by studies (preferably longitudinal) using quantitative measures of generic exposures that are assessed independently of the musculoskeletal symptom status of the participants.
We use quantitative measures of changes in reaction chemistry to reveal the various types of chemical changes occurring during evolution and to exemplify these by detailed examples.
The Fugl-Meyer assessment is one of the most widely used quantitative measures of motor impairment.
Studies utilising CAO often use quantitative measures of arrhythmic events, that is, number of premature ventricular contractions (PVCs), VT and VF or the time course of these events.
This study uses quantitative measures of hair nicotine to determine the prevalence of passive cigarette smoke exposure in the CRS patient population compared with controls.
The previous study of this cohort, which used quantitative measures of the "Parenting Stress Index" [ 40], did not find differences in parenting stress between 6 and 12 months [ 2, 27].
