quantification

Examples of quantified

quantified

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

There is no theoretical account of the mental representations that are changing within their postulated dynamic processes, and how these changes are to be quantified.
Some polytypic functions defined over quantified types need to analyze the hidden type.
Solo delimits the set of entities being quantified, and introduces new information (51a).
Specifically, the extent to which different maps contain the same information is quantified.
It provides quantified variables and allows quoting so that statements about statements can be made.
In addition to quantified answers to clinical or economical questions, other kinds of knowledge should be developed.
A protein's selectivity for a particular nucleotide, for example, is quantified in terms of its relative affinities for two different, but similar, nucleotides.
This comparison can be quantified using a statistical measure of central tendency and dispersion.
Note that free variables are considered to be universally quantified.
The difference between unsegregated and segregated retinal projections can be further quantified by analyzing the fluorescence intensity of individual pixels.
When the quantifier/qualifier has a ' pure degree ' interpretation, external agreement is triggered by the quantified/qualified noun.
However, none of the postmortem studies quantified volumetric measurements.
The historical values of landscapes were quantified (number of monuments and sites) and such maps were employed in both local and regional planning.
However, few studies have quantified the effects of specific litter-disturbing vertebrates on living seedlings.
This paper quantified how the continuous process of adjusting and reoptimizing one's decisions will lead to fluctuations similar to observed business cycles movements.
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