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It is worth noting, however, that we have found it useful in a range of applications to quantify the dispersion of activity over the communities of GB t) using a blog entropy measure BE: B E t = − ∑ i f i t log f i t, where fi(t) is the fraction of total posts containing one or more keywords and made during interval t which occur in community i.

Unlike the terrestrial laser scanners, other previously used methods such as satellite images, total station surveying, and erosion pins have limited application to quantify the small-scale bank variations due to the lack of rapid survey and resolution in data acquisition.

In this article we use a representative application to quantify the performance of the CB-CSMA/CA scheme.

Because of their specificity, monoclonal antibodies are used in certain applications to quantify or detect the presence of substances (which act as antigen for the monoclonal antibodies), and for targeting individual cells (e.g. cancer cells).

The applications to quantify megabenthos and deposit volumes illustrate the opportunities high resolution visual and bathymetric data offers scientific studies.

Hazard ratios are ubiquitously used in time to event applications to quantify adjusted covariate effects.

This TWSC intersection experiment, in addition to testing the feasibility of the application, tries to quantify the size of gaps accepted by different driver's characteristics (age and gender).

An estimation of uncertainty of radar QPE and an assessment of uncertainty propagation in modelling applications is important to quantify the relative importance of the uncertainty associated to radar rainfall input in the overall modelling uncertainty.

A direct chemical application end effector was tested to quantify the application dose and to examine the potential for controlling weeds.

Catalytic reactions in multiphase systems are prevalent in production of fuels, bulk and specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, materials, food and feed, etc. Making useful products, at economical yields and selectivities, from the diverse chemistries in such a broad range of applications requires the ability to quantify the interplay of transport phenomena and kinetics.

The aim of this paper is to report the validated assay along with its application to reference samples to quantify the levels of various analogues of vitamin D. Samples were obtained from the Vitamin D External Quality Assessment Scheme (DEQAS).