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However, many behaviors, such as the amount and pattern of movement within a cage, show significant variability on repeated trials and/or between genetically identical mice and can only be reliably quantified by averaging over a large number of observations [7].

Eventually, 20 out of our 41 transcripts could be reliably quantified by qRT-PCR.

Two etheno DNA-adducts, εdA and εdC, were measured and their levels (expressed per 10 parent nucleotides) in leucocytes varied from 400-9000, demonsthating that even the lowest levels could be reliably quantified by our detection method.

We found that in control cells the expression of S100B was very weak, while in 6-OHDA-treated cells it increased to the levels that could be reliably quantified by RT-PCR.

Also, we did not ask for the frequency of the use of impure placebos because we assumed that answering this question would be very difficult as their use was too prevalent to be reliably quantified by an estimation.

At 2 h after plating, the cells were harvested and assessed for apoA-I and ERK/phospho-ERK expression (secreted apoA-I protein levels could not be reliably quantified by Western blotting in the medium taken from freshly isolated hepatocytes that were plated down for only 2 h; results not shown).

The five biotin derivatives in the PMFS from Mixture A prepared via SPSAG were reliably quantified by HPLC-MS-SIM, meanwhile only some of the expected non-biotin derivatives were quantifiable under the same conditions.

He said that the Syrian border "was the most important one where foreigners were coming in, and terrorists," but that the number could not be reliably quantified.

Luckily, prowess at cartooning isn't assessed in averages; it's reflected in how many of an artist's creations end up clipped and stuck onto a fridge — a statistic that cannot be reliably quantified.

We conclude that statistical associations among electrocardiographic leads can be reliably quantified in sufficiently large and diverse databases of recorded data; the causality of these associations can be supported by appropriate deterministic models based on the laws of physics.

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