Sentence examples for various quantification from inspiring English sources
This study aimed to evaluate the performance of various quantification methods in terms of their ability to identify lumbar erector spinae flexion-relaxation during standing forward trunk flexion.
Despite its importance to formal and informal learning and nature-based, cognitive tourism, it is hardly taken into account in the various quantification approaches of ecosystem services.
Going beyond tracer evaluation, test-retest studies also provide useful data for determining the optimal approach among various quantification techniques (e.g., modeling strategies or outcome measures) for a given tracer.
A precise comparison between various quantification techniques is only possible when samples are collected from the same location using the same collection device.
Numerical examples first investigate the significance, robustness and efficiency of the proposed technique where its efficacy has been then confirmed via various quantifications.
From ex vivo studies of bone, various quantifications of water by NMR have been correlated with the mechanical competence of bone.
The problem is tackled using various uncertainty quantification techniques such as Multilevel Monte Carlo, the PDF method and moments equations.
Information volatility and number of whole product life cycle phases can hereby be considered as defining multi-dimensional probability fields admitting various uncertainty quantification metric families with identifiable thresholds for transitioning between them.
To achieve this aim, resilience engineering is shortly presented and discussed, in terms of definition and characteristics and an insight is provided into various resilience quantification methods, such as probabilistic, graph theory, fuzzy inference, and analytical methods.
Reproducibility (Kim et al. 2007) and comparison (Hendrickson et al. 2006) of the various relative quantification strategies have also been widely assessed.
One potential limitation associated with the use of saliva DNA is the potential effect of variable percentages of human and non-human DNA on various DNA quantification and genotyping methods.
