Examples of using Quantifying in English and their translations into Norwegian
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By quantifying the environmental impact of our lock models,
The use of the CSAP survey methodology does not make quantifying the reductions in drug use possible
The concentrations of the pollutants are calculated by quantifying internal standards with known concentration and comparing these with the response(chromatogram) from the samples.
Feed formulation is the process of quantifying the amounts of feed ingredients that need to be put together,
Petter Wold is responsible for quantifying, modelling and interpreting the optical signals measured on the chicken breasts.
These are rapid measurement methods that are suitable for quantifying various properties of food.
In connection with the risk mapping of quick clay areas in Norway, NGI devised a method for quantifying the degree of hazard(probability) and consequences of quick clay slides.
Australian researchers is the first in the world to succeed in quantifying the effects of radiation on individual cancer cells.
This product is useful for any nation with a need for quantifying fishery resources based upon proven scientific methods.
The largest Norwegian cruise ports have developed the Environmental Port Index(EPI)- a methodology for quantifying and reporting ships environmental performance in ports.
the pre-study was very valuable in quantifying the effects, using our own data.
prediction of these volatile movements are essential for quantifying and effectively managing risk.
It is an objective method for evaluating and quantifying the energy and environmental consequences
When it comes to climate change we have problems in quantifying the values that may be destroyed by excessive changes(biodiversity
such as quantifying, measuring, displaying,
Toril Johannessen presents the lecture The Quantifying Spirit which looks at how numbers,
Quantifying Climate Impacts of Future Forest Management Strategies in Norway The international community has agreed that the increase in global temperature must be limited to 2°C above the pre-industrial levels.
Toril Johannessen presents the lecture The Quantifying Spirit which looks at how numbers,
expressed as either a ratio quantifying the increase or decrease in mortality of a study cohort with respect to the general population.
allow us quantifying the number of users