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Furthermore, the FlyCatwalk could be adapted to quantify the response to various stimuli, such as different odors, light, or gravitaxis, and perform selection on this trait.

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Suitable for routine analysis, this method has the potential to be adapted to quantifying meat of various species.

Previously described image processing protocol was adapted to quantify the amount of GAG distribution in each section [ 51].

The bootstrap resampling method developed by Kirk et al. is adapted to quantify the uncertainty of {; q = 1,2,..., Q} based on the SKQ modeling of given data, and the adapted bootstrapping algorithm is described in Figure 1.

The method could also be adapted to studies quantifying these metabolites in the urine of nonsmokers exposed to secondhand smoke.

The methodology described here could be adapted to investigate and quantify other genome-integrating elements (such as proviruses, transposons, and vectors in gene therapy).

This can be adapted to American usage.

This short note describes how the scientific work used to help understand and quantify dynamic injections of contrast agents, primarily designed for clinical MRI, was adapted to help quantify and explain BOLD imaging.

This index was originally used to evaluate anterior mandibular dental crowding, and has been adapted to also quantify maxillary anterior crowding [17].

Finally, both methods were adapted to may quantify the diosmetin metabolites also in urine with and without an enzymatic step.

This assay was also adapted to quantify the total cell number per well, at the end of the incubation periods.

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