These attitudes pertain to individual patient experiences in contextual settings, rather than to motivation as a distinct quantifiable factor.
But there may be another, less quantifiable factor at play here.
Considering firstly the relative degree of cerebral asymmetry (the more directly quantifiable factor), MAPT mutations, corticobasal degeneration and FUS pathology were each associated at group level with relatively symmetric hemispheric atrophy; whereas Pick's disease, TDP-A and TDP-C pathology were each associated at group level with strongly asymmetric hemispheric atrophy.
Much of this gap can be attributed to quantifiable factors: a smaller number of patents issued, a lower percentage of the workforce that is university-educated, and a lower percentage of gross domestic product spent on research and development.
Brazil created a World Cup where quantifiable factors, money spent on stadiums, and readiness will almost certainly be less than Russia or Qatar.
"It's the terroir," Mr. Follin-Arbelet said with a shrug, using the French word for the mix of geography, geology and other, less quantifiable factors that give a vineyard its specific qualities.
The participants are favorable to the use of the GIR as a tool of personalized medicine, based on quantifiable factors, particularly given the goal of adapting post-graft treatment and working on patients' risks so that they would have access to a renal transplantation.
Our study uses time series data to draw a connection between REIT-related M&A activity and quantifiable factors.
While the day-to-day price of Bitcoin is undoubtedly impacted by other, less quantifiable factors, we believe that this is a sound method for estimating the currency's fundamental value.
While the hard modal share stats might provide a clear indicator of the world's most bike-friendly city, perhaps less quantifiable factors such as gender split, perception of safety and attitude can aid other cities to understand how they might get there.
