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Because no sample material was available for further analysis, these samples could only be quantified as having FC levels > 600 μg/g.
Genetic variation in the costs of bacterial resistance or viral virulence alleles can be quantified (as has been done for example with pepper-infecting tobamoviruses, [ 25]) across environments (see [ 9, 61, 62]).
The risk alleles of each of the seven top polymorphisms shown in SZGene were summated, such that an individual homozygous for a polymorphism's risk alleles was quantified as having a value of "2".
The influence of stamping on mechanical properties (tensile, compressive, in-plane shear, inter-laminar shear) of PPS-based laminates under severe environmental conditions (120 °C/hygrothermally aged) has been quantified, as well as for structural testing conditions (bolted joint).
Extensive investigations on various anodic electrocatalysts and their effect on the oxidation and hydrolysis have been quantified as well as the cathode catalyst and its influence on the overall fuel cell performance.
To give a more precise idea of images, we illustrate two "tracks" in Fig. 2 e) that are the two ideal (noise-free, distortion-free) images according to the profiles on Fig. 2(c): one may serve as a control/reference and the other as sensing area, and the shift has to be quantified as suggested in Fig. 1. Figure 2(f) shows the reflectivity map on a larger range [1.333 1.474].
Bands have been quantified as for other mtIF2 variants using the gel analysis routine in ImageJ and activity was normalized to mtIF2 WT) (see Fig. 2).
The actual amounts of genistein in the final membranes have been quantified as a function of the genistein in feed.
The effects of imposed oscillations on the extinction of turbulent nonpremixed and premixed counterflow flames have been quantified as a function of amplitude and frequency of the oscillation.
By means of in situ microscopic observations, the individual fibre failures within an elementary volume located on the tensile side of the flexural specimens have been quantified as a function of time under various applied strain levels.
