It cited their work to identify and quantify the consequences of water, noise and solid-waste pollution, and to develop plans to overcome them.
A set of scenarios describe possible interactions of macro-scale forces of change and commensurate regional responses; associated analyses locate and quantify the consequences.
Using the approach presented here will improve conservation outcomes and resource allocation by making it easier to predict and quantify the consequences of many different uncertainties and assumptions simultaneously.
In this paper, we call attention to the need to distinguish and quantify the consequences of false positive and false negative diagnoses of a marker for prevention and early detection/risk prediction.
In order to assess the health risks, it is necessary to identify the potential of a source to introduce risk agents into the environment, to estimate the amount of risk agents that come into contact with the human-environment boundaries, and quantify the health consequence of the exposure [6].
The model was used to simulate and to quantify the consequences of P-gp activity transfers on the cell distribution within a growing co-culture during exposure cycles to cytotoxics.
A metabolic model considering anabolism, oxidative catabolism and dissimilation is invoked to quantify the consequences in terms of overall reaction rates at the population scale.
Consequently, it seems of greater clinical importance to quantify the consequences of the insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia (or hyperproinsulinemia) rather than the hormone values themselves, i.e., by measuring blood pressure, the degree of glucose tolerance, and plasma lipid/lipoprotein concentrations.
Moreover the knowledge of these densities might help to understand and quantify the loss of cells as a consequence of retinal pathologies and the development of ocular refractive errors.
With power calculations it is possible to quantify the consequences of any changes in the pipelines and thus to better assess the relative benefits.
