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Maybe the achievement of "Cloud Atlas" should be quantified rather than judged in more conventional, qualitative ways.

" 'Cloud Atlas' is a movie about migratory souls and wayward civilizations, loaded with soaring themes and flights of feeling, as vaporous and comprehensive as its title," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times, adding that perhaps the film's achievement "should be quantified rather than judged in more conventional, qualitative ways.

Viral primers were designed to cross gene boundaries so only viral genomes were quantified (rather than mRNA); primer sequences are shown in Table S2.

Such platforms allow the level and quality of participation to be quantified statistically rather than assessed holistically, potentially removing the element of teacher bias/cognition from the equation.

Perhaps the most interesting question concerns the fact that some of the species in quantity appear to be quantified things rather than quantities themselves.

Doing this would be significantly easier if marker status were to be quantified automatically rather than compiled manually.

Both demonstrated mortality causes might be sequelae of mercury exposure, and its burden needs to be quantified separately rather than compounded with the burden of chronic mercury intoxication.

Furthermore, because each of the four SREs appears to be associated with a distinct disutility, they should be quantified individually rather than applying a common disutility value across all SREs.

8) γH2AX double-labeling with 30 minute pulse-labeled progenitors should be quantified to get a sense of overlap, rather than relying just on staining.

When things are so much easier to be quantified it gets a lot easier to focus on the numbers rather than how you're actually feeling health wise.

Hyperactivity is a sign rather than a symptom [ 3] and can be quantified using instruments.