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The approach presented here could be extended to quantify the impact on intakes and intake distributions of proposed changes in emissions, air quality, and urban infrastructure.

The current paper describes how stochastic mine planning algorithms may be extended to quantify the net present value (NPV) of alternative operational modes in mineral processing plants, under geological uncertainty.

In this study we characterise groups by their word frequencies, but this could be extended to quantify other cultural characteristics.

Also, very few of the measures assessed can be extended to quantify health inequities among other population groupings apart from socioeconomic groups.

Finally, we demonstrate that the ACE may naturally be extended to quantify the genome-wide influence of codon selection in a manner that is sensitive to a large fraction of codons in the genome.

In an initial study by Förster et al. the potential to continuously sample cytokines by microdialysis and quantify them in the microdialysis dialysate has already been shown and can be extended to quantify further cytokines [ 13].

Although not investigated in the work presented here, the methodology could in principle be extended to quantifying beef horse mixtures.

This approach has been extended to quantify the stoichiometry of different poly-ubiquitin chain modifications by MRM analysis of the corresponding Gly-Gly-modified Lys residues on distinct ubiquitin peptides containing chain branch sites (e.g., Lys11, Lys48, and Lys63).

We argue that the use of this approach could be extended to study and quantify bioturbation and illuviation intensities at the profile scale.

This work needs to be extended to identify and quantify risks in other mining sectors where occupational respiratory research has not been conducted.

It is then extended to quantify the extent to which these parameters are affected by the introduction of mismatches into the primer/template, and by rearrangement of specific side-chains in the exonuclease domain of the protein.