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In terms of mass accuracy, our hybrid ultrahigh-definition accurate mass Q-TOF LC MS system obtained mass errors data well below the established 5 ppm mass accuracy threshold; the method described here should be helpful in quantification analysis of PHs in roots, tubers, fruits and vegetables.
These advanced instruments have been shown to be helpful in the quantification of trace levels of these compounds with high precision and sensitivity.
Therefore, we hypothesise that the detection of a specific marker in CTCs with quantification might be helpful in the prognosis and diagnosis of CRC patients.
A number of studies suggest that diffusion and perfusion quantification can be helpful in correctly characterizing these lesions and thus aid treatment planning (Table 2).
The evaluation of the total metabolic active cell count and the individual metabolic active cell counts starting with an equal cell numbers of different species present in a mixed culture offers a quantification which would be helpful in designing, operating and controlling processes using mixed cultures.
We envision that this quantification method can be helpful in the case of rare disease-associated mutations, allowing clinicians to choose the appropriate dose of drug for optimal or maximal TTR stabilization, as clinical trials or even clinical studies may not be practical for these small populations.
Quantification of ADM could be helpful in diagnosis and monitoring of sepsis and in prognostication.
3D reconstructions enable accurate quantification of polyp volume, which can be helpful in a follow-up to assess growth of the polyp.
Pure quantification systems of the tissue elasticity might be helpful in the future to determine clearly measurable thresholds.
Quantification of antibodies against extracellular proteins from food and probiotic bacteria may be helpful in the early diagnosis of IBD.
The quantification and categorisation of acid-base disorders using the Stewart approach, however, may be helpful in clinical practice to understand some complex disorders.
