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We further showed that three low concentrations of fungal template 2 pg, 0.6 pg and 0.2 pg could be reliably quantified in the presence of wheat background DNA.

The techniques in this study are applicable to other large lakes and may allow small net groundwater flows to be reliably quantified in settings that might otherwise be unquantifiable or completely lost in large uncertainties.

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.

The transcript levels of all the target genes could be reliably quantified in these nose specimens with the exception of four genes: the mRNAs of mprF, dltA, isaA, and ica were below the detection level.

Although we did not specifically correlate profilin levels with the severity of coronary artery disease for technical reasons, all patients in the analysis were admitted for CABG because of advanced coronary atherosclerosis, but the degree of atherosclerosis could be reliably quantified in the aorta.

Lumbar spine BMAT is not reported separately because the small amount of adipose tissue in the lumbar spine could not be reliably quantified in some subjects with the current MRI protocol (9).

Both breastfeeding pattern and duration are therefore associated with acquisition of HIV, but to date a more precise estimate of postnatal transmission at times points according to breastfeeding exclusivity has not been reliably quantified in the same study.

The lowest DNA yield among the analyzed human leukocyte DNA samples was 39 μg, and M1dG was reliably quantified in that sample.

To compare starvation-induced proteome remodeling in WT cells and vps4∆ mutants, we restricted our analysis to 2694 proteins that were reliably quantified in both strains under rich and starvation conditions.

The limit of quantification (LOQ), i.e. the lowest level of wt sequence that can be reliably quantified, was assessed in three different ways.

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.