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It is well established that Vc of flexural members can be reliably quantified from shear tests on beams without shear reinforcement.
We found that all eight bacterial targets could be reliably quantified from sputum specimens down to a concentration of 100 CFUs/reaction (8333 CFUs/mL).
Bacterial targets could be reliably quantified from sputum specimens down to a concentration of 100 CFUs/reaction or approximately 8000 CFUs/mL.
The normalization in combination with a pooling of samples has the consequence that expression differences could not be reliably quantified from this data set.
Recently, it has been demonstrated that high-resolution liquid-state H NMR spectra from rat brain extracts can be reliably quantified with spectral fitting, provided that appropriate modifications were made.
A small number of Aβ deposits associated with brain and meningeal vessels was also seen in APP/E4 mice, however, their appearance was too sparse and variable from one brain section to the next to be reliably quantified.
From the 1153 and 2109 identified proteins, 616 and 978 were reliably quantified for the day and night conditions, respectively.
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.
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.
