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For a given target magnitude, this loss can be quantified by multiplying the time-distribution loss for each precursor magnitude (Fig. 6(a)) by the proportional contribution made by that precursor magnitude (Fig. 6(b)) and summing over precursor magnitude bins.
The amount of conservation needed to control conifers at large temporal and spatial scales can be quantified by multiplying land area by the time needed for conifer abundance to progress to critical thresholds (i.e., "conservation volume").
Using cows from both Latin squares, the flow of protozoal cells from the rumen was quantified by multiplying protozoal cell count in omasal fluid by the omasal fluid flow (using CoEDTA as a liquid flow marker) or was estimated by rumen pool size of cells multiplied by either the ruminal dilution rate of CoEDTA (after termination of CoEDTA dosing) or the passage rate of Yb-marked particles.
The concentration of analytes was quantified by multiplying the analyte∶ISTD ion peak area ratio by the mass of ISTD added during the extraction.
The absolute number of total leukocytes was quantified by multiplying the total number of cells observed by hemacytometer counting by the percentage of CD45+ cells determined by flow cytometry.
BC mass concentration was quantified by multiplying differences in OD between measurements by an absorption coefficient.
Direct health care costs (drugs, hospitalization days, diagnostic tests) were quantified by multiplying the single item by the relative unitary cost.
In the OIDP index impacts are quantified by multiplying the frequency and severity scores to obtain the performance score for each of eight dimensions.
Length and width of the right and left testis were measured using laboratory callipers, and the volume of each testis was quantified by multiplying the length (cm) by width (cm) by 0.524.
Taking into account different ethanol concentrations, alcohol consumption per volume for the five beverages was quantified by multiplying the absolute alcohol concentration by the volume of one drink for each type of beverage.
Scar and viable mass were quantified by multiplying total LV mass (measured at the time of heart explantation) with the volumetric fraction of scar and viable myocardium (expressed as percentage of total LV volume).
