THz-TDS technique was considered to quantitatively estimate the NW density because of its advantages compared to the SEM technique and UV-NIR spectroscopy.
For measures of both recovery of score and contact time, if the calculated values exceeded 100% (i.e. post-lesion performance was better than pre-lesion performance), the recovery was considered to be complete and therefore expressed quantitatively as 100%.
If sufficient clinical homogeneity is considered to be present, I test will, in addition, be used to quantitatively assess heterogeneity across studies.
Distance to facility is considered to capture poor road infrastructure, poor communication between communities, and other aspects of remoteness that are difficult to measure quantitatively [ 7].
As myosins have to be considered as quantitatively major proteins in skeletal muscle, they also suggest that protein synthesis is altered in p43 overexpressing mice.
Meanwhile, as a certain effect was obtained without regard to the kind and dosage form, it was considered difficult to quantitatively predict the clinical effect on the basis of the plasma drug concentration.
The first round of focus group discussions was dedicated to the questions of (1) what an ideal tool to measure the societal impact should be like, and (2) what specific indicators should be considered when quantitatively assessing a societal impact of publications.
Passenger comfort is a more subjective measure, but may be considered quantitatively as how close a particular individual is to their own limit of balance.
This article was produced by a working group charged with determining the basic mechanistic information that should be considered when designing models to quantitatively assess potential risks of environmental endocrine disruptors in adults.
