Exemplos de uso de Able to quantify em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Measurable: able to quantify the targets and benefits;
Another described method to evaluate the effectiveness of alveolar recruitment is CT scan, able to quantify recruited lung tissue.
Also to be able to quantify and control the available parameters as early as possible.
However, it is known that any assessment method has limitations in use andtherefore is not able to quantify the precise dietary intake.
It has not been able to quantify the costs or time taken to obtain conformity assessment of industrial products in Romania.
Among the construction of the method used in this research the concept map stood out, being able to quantify and systematize the spheres of the hydrological cycle.
What we want is to be able to quantify the European Parliament' s contribution to the legislative work of the European communities.
The body composition monitor by multifrequency bioimpedance(bcm)is equipment tool able to quantify objectively and accurately the hydration status of each patient.
We are able to quantify the cost of transnational organized crime,” UNODC executive director Yury Fedotov told a crime conference in Vienna.
In this way, we need a systematic set of analytical methods to be able to quantify and qualify properties that are interesting for certain purposes.
Accelerometers are able to quantify physical activity with more advanced sensors, which produce measures by calculating the acceleration and deceleration of body movements.
The ADMIRE-HF study has validated the 123I-MIBG scintigraphy as a prognostic marker in HFREF,demonstrating that this method is able to quantify the cardiac adrenergic innervation.
And then we have two parameters which we were not able to quantify-- air pollution, including warming gases and air-polluting sulfates and nitrates, but also chemical pollution.
The amounts of fictitious capital that has been pumped into the world financial system, and which constitute a poison that threatens to destroy it altogether,are so vast that nobody is able to quantify them.
Therefore, the lability of the forms of soil p may be variable, andthe routine methods used to evaluate the availability to the plants should be able to quantify the forms that will be uptake by plants.
Specific stability indicating method that is able to quantify the drug unequivocally the presence of degradation products, excipients and other additives which may be present.
Provides a customizable, collaborative solution to plan testing, control the flow of work, and carry out monitoring andmetrics reporting, able to quantify the impact of decisions, projects and deliveries and adapt to business objectives.
Cardiovascular magnetic resonance CMR is able to quantify MR with high accuracy and reproducibility using a combination of left ventricle LV volumetric measurements and aortic flow quantification.
Moreover, we observe how often invest short-term efforts in our spaces that by not responding to a pre-defined strategy are lost and do not serve as a scale up goals in the medium and long term,which causes feeling of stagnation between militancy by not be able to quantify the progress of movement.
There is not evaluation tools able to quantify and to provide accuracy information about sacroiliac joint mobility. specially in health subject with little impairment.
However, the results from the present research show the relevance of joint assessments already mentioned in previous studies.By joining those classifications, the speech language pathologist is able to quantify the deviation degree and is also able to infer on how the subject's phonological system is organized and devise possible therapeutic strategies.
We are able to quantify the cost of transnational organized crime, it is US$870 billion, but we cannot calculate the misery and suffering caused to millions of people by these illicit activities," said Mr. Fedotov.
Equipment should have resolution andefficiency compatible with radionuclides energies and, additionally, be able to quantify variations in human bodies¿activities samples since the initial administration near the minimum residual activities.
We need to be able to quantify these fishing activities and ensure they are controlled, in order to contribute to the development of local fisheries and to make European vessel owners' work easier.
With the objective of dynamically capture topological changes of a network¿s evolution,we propose a model able to quantify and reproduce several characteristics of a given structure, by using the square root of the jensen-shannon divergence in combination with the mean degree and the clustering coefficient.
When we are able to quantify this process, we are then able to see the body as a map of the person's consciousness, relating particular symptoms to particular stresses and particular ways of being, in the same way that Type"A" Behavior has been able to be associated with heart disease.
It is emphasized that OCT has high sensitivity 94% andspecificity 92% for detection of lipid plaques, and it is the only imaging modality in vivo able to quantify accurately the thickness of the fibrous cap and to detect the presence of macrophage aggregates, fundamental morphological aspects for the characterization of thin cap fibroatheroma- the so-called"vulnerable plaque", the precursor that most often leads to a rupture and coronary occlusion.
In order to obtain a tool able to quantify the ua present in nanoparticles, an analytical method using high-performance liquid chromatography(hplc) coupled to a photodiode detector array(pda) was developed and validated in accordance with current norms.
Exclusion criteria were patients who were not able to quantify pain using the numeric pain scale NPS, those with chronic lung disease COPD, chronic restrictive pulmonary disease or of chest origin, asthma, O2 dependency, and home users of noninvasive mechanical ventilation.