quantification

Examples of quantifying

quantifying

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

As compared with measuring cell mass, quantifying adhesive strength is an even less developed area.
Quantitative evaluation consists in quantifying some parameter through an independently meaningful number, percentage, etc. which in principle allows comparison across systems.
Testing theories of how competition changes media content involves quantifying the product location decisions made by news firms.
Markers for quantifying microbial protein synthesis in the rumen.
There is no doubt that the currently available tools for quantifying the effects of health conditions and their treatments are wanting.
Indeed, it is the non-obligatory nature of anaphors which makes observing (and quantifying) their mastery most difficult.
Quantifying this measure is important for all babies, particularly for those born prematurely.
The use of the bisimulation method allows us to establish equivalence without quantifying over all possible clients for these servers.
We are interested in quantifying the extent to which these nonlinearities can be exploited to improve out-of-sample forecasts.
Preliminary experiments have focussed on quantifying erosion and sloughing as separate indicators of overall detachment rate.
This is based on a direct analogy with financial options, which are a widely-used mechanism for quantifying and managing uncertainty in the financial world.
Quantifying precision of mark-recapture estimates using the bootstrap and related methods.
Quantifying the deciduousness of tropical forest canopies under varying climates.
By identifying and quantifying the components of this variation we can improve the prospects for both accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Such studies would adopt similar rigorous protocols as used by zoologists for providing accurate methods of quantifying fruit abundance available for dispersers.
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