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Additionally, the model allowed to quantitatively predict the bone forming response of different hPDC-CaP scaffold combinations, thus providing input for a more robust design of optimized constructs and avoiding trial-and error.

Finally, combination of the pollen and charcoal data allowed to quantitatively estimate the effect of fire on vegetation, with fire explaining up to one third of the reconstructed vegetation changes through time.

This allowed to quantitatively compare the amount of thalamic projections converging on cortical neurons from either one or both thalamic nuclei.

The assay was validated with reference antimalarial drugs and allowed to quantitatively and simultaneously measure stage-specific drug effects on parasites at different developmental stages.

The technology of the adenoviral siRNA microarray allowed to quantitatively measure phenotypical differences between these two distinct cell lines and therefore was qualified as a convenient and suitable tool for the cell-based analysis.

The combination of various mathematical tools allowed to quantitatively describe the major cell death processes and to identify biologically relevant systems' properties that will be highlighted in this issue.

The new similarity relations draw a quantitative connection between different levels of model abstraction, and allow to quantitatively refine over complex models control strategies synthesised on simpler ones.

In conclusion, we demonstrated here a novel method that provides a quantitative measure of the AP onset dynamics, and thus allows to quantitatively study the contribution of the above as well as other possible factors which influence the dynamics of AP initiation in nerve cells.

The photosensitivity spectra in Fig. 6 allow to quantitatively compare the structures under investigation.

The amount of consumed hydroxide allows to quantitatively follow the formation of the hydroxide film and its thickness.

The improved evaluation methodology presented herein allows to quantitatively compare graph-based querying interfaces also with natural languages querying interfaces in terms of their effectiveness.