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Quantitative indexes can be created based on these images that would be able to quantitatively assess both the effectiveness and prediction of CRT response.

It is essential for the research workers to be able to quantitatively characterise ENPs in the environment and subsequently to assist the risk assessment of the ENPs.

To be able to quantitatively compare eGFP expression between the different promoters we aimed for similar copy numbers of integrated viral vectors.

To be able to quantitatively compare the activity of the different promoters, we isolated eGFP+ cells from the promoter-eGFP transduced populations by FACS sorting.

However, few studies have taken spatial measurements of multiple pollutants to be able to quantitatively examine the associations of NO2 and other pollutants.

To be able to quantitatively assess the association of PR status with paclitaxel chemosensitivity we separately analysed tumour cells from T-stage 1 or 2 as well as T-stage 3 or 4 patients.

However, there are few proxies available that are able to quantitatively record flood events.

Results show that the evaluation strategy proposed is able to quantitatively assess the invested user effort.

In this way, we were able to quantitatively access oncogenic kinase signaling in primary human tumors.

Pd catalyst is able to quantitatively convert the low-reactive molecular oxygen (O2) to a very reactive atomic oxygen species.

This model was successfully validated against experimental data, and was able to quantitatively predict the performance of these devices.