This allows whole-body PET to be used for quantitative studies, which might be useful for defining prediction and determination of therapy response and prognosis using imaging at early time points.
Error prone polymerases that introduce errors to DNA product (useful in methods such as directed evolution) should not be used for quantitative PCR.
These models are relatively easy to apply and, therefore, useful for calculating watershed sediment loads, which can then be used for quantitative ranking (Walter and others 2000; Vellidis and others 2003a).
It can be used for quantitative analysis, however, by monitoring the amount of absorbed radiation at a given energy corresponding to one of the peaks in the spectrum of the molecule.
If the manner in which a compound responds to a heating program is known, the technique can be used for quantitative analysis by measuring the time necessary for a particular change within the analyte to occur.
Note that these two measures of intergenerational mobility can only be used for quantitative variables.
As with conventional MR techniques, UTE can also be used for quantitative mapping of tissues.
Proportional hazard model (PHM) [23] could be used for quantitative analysis of time-centered scenario.
These cholesterol artefacts can be used for quantitative determination of cholesterol in the samples.
Hence, the correlation can be used for quantitative predictions of the tensile properties of the scaffolds.
Moreover, this biosensor can also be used for quantitative analysis of kinase inhibition.
