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The potential effect of these factors on performance, perceived and HR variables therefore could not be quantified, which is a limitation of this study.

Moreover, the yeast genome is small, so the impact of its mutations can be quantified, which is more difficult to do in the case of model organisms with large genomes.

Multi-gradient recalled echo (MGRE) MR images allow the relaxation rate R2* to be quantified, which is directly proportional to the tissue content of deoxyhaemoglobin and hence a sensitive index of tissue vascularity (Robinson et al, 2001; Griffiths et al, 2002).

He says: First, there are no reliable measures of the 'social return on investment', only estimates of the financial value of those aspects of social change that can be quantified, which are relatively few.

Elimination of microbial lag effects allowed the impact of bacterial growth on salicylate transport to be quantified, which was accomplished by determining a cell mass balance.

For this reason, hyperspectral RS constitutes an ideal, cost-effective and comparable approach, with whose help vegetation traits and changes can be quantified, which are key for ecological modelling.

In such situation, only the extent of distribution will be quantified which was the situation in this example where rifampicin were sampled in ELF and AC at 4 h postdose.

Nevertheless, even though low amounts of proteins such as complement C3 (activation of complement system) or serpin c1 (regulation of the blood coagulation cascade) could be quantified, which are of high relevance for wound healing, the obtained coverage was highly incomplete.

In particular a quasi-steady permeate flux is quantified, which is observed at early times when most reactive sites are still available.

However, understanding of this relationship has not been quantified, which is vital to improve the planning and management of the agricultural land uses.

Different gross and nanometer scale topographies of CAMs were quantified, which are vital for 3D image scrutiny and can precisely enumerate angiogenesis.