Notice that depending on the specific perturbation data (transient, steady-state, time-courses) other, possibly non-linear correlation measures such as mutual information might be better suited to quantify strengths of associations (Daub et al., 2004), though linear measures appear to be appropriate if monotone dependencies (unique edge signs) can be assumed.
In principle, concepts from percolation theory should be well suited to quantify the connectivity of preferred flow pathways, but so far its relevance for natural soils in the field has not been tested.
A measure that is well suited to quantify QoS guarantees exactly is a throughput guarantee, i.e., how many bits a user is guaranteed to transmit or receive within a time-window.
FMD was chosen as surrogate endpoint for several reasons: as a functional measure, it is ideally suited to quantify functional changes of the vasculature to short-term exposure to noxious stimuli and it has shown to be predictive for future cardiovascular events in patients with hypertension, coronary and peripheral artery disease and stroke.
Here, both elementary and comprehensive histological scores are well suited to quantify the structure of cartilaginous repair tissue (Orth et al. 2012c).
The FFM procedure is particularly suited to quantify spatially varying protein mobility, e.g. as a function of chromatin density, using appropriate fluorescent reporters.
However Hansen gels are not suited to quantify actin-CCT complexes (Fig. 1A).
This demonstrates that eMLPA is well suited to quantify the amount of recombined allele ranging from zero to a hundred percent with high reproducibility.
What numerical constant is best suited to quantify this transition (akin to the number of mutations per genome per generation for error catastrophe)?
Within this framework, performance-based functional tests are well suited to quantify functional limitations, because they entail measurement of physical actions performed by the intact person [ 8].
