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Apparently, at higher [GABA] we could observe qualitatively a substantial increase in burst durations (especially in RT neurons), but they could not be reliably quantified due to an excessive number of overlaps.

Although we followed survival of larvae beyond 5 dpi (8 dpf), the impact of infection on mortality could not be reliably quantified due to variability in mortality during late larval stages.

Of course, the actual dissolution and sedimentation rates will vary depending on a large number or factors such as ENP coating, ENP size, ENP material and water pH, but this variability could not be reliably quantified due to lack of suitable data.

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.

Stereovision methods offer unique advantages for automotive applications and in this case they permit the extraction of many cues that allow driver vigilance to be reliably quantified.

Within each tissue, the most abundant proteins were 200 to 600-fold more present than the lowest detectable ones that still could be reliably quantified (Table 1).

+* = the necrotic areas could not be reliably quantified.

Absolute amounts of the heavy stable isotopes are extremely low and thus cannot be reliably quantified.

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

At this point we do not know if such relationships can be reliably quantified.