Environmental agents in our study are cleared rapidly; it is possible that a single biomarker measurement is inadequate to quantify exposure relevant to pubertal development.
This seems quite unlikely, and contrary to the plant symptoms, indicating that the absolute quantification with no normalisation is inadequate to quantify viruses in plants.
Many of these arise in research involving children generally, as described above; others are more particularly related to the collection and storage of specimens, consent, and how to convey information about risk, especially where the level of scientific knowledge is inadequate to quantify that risk (Eskenazi et al. 2005).
The study of biomarkers in children raises a number of special ethical considerations related to the collection and storage of specimens, consent, and how to convey information about risk, especially where the level of scientific knowledge is inadequate to quantify that risk (Eskenazi et al. 2005).
This approach is inadequate to fully quantify spatial associations, especially when the patterns are indistinct, irregular, or highly punctate.
Traditional experimental approaches using site-directed mutagenesis or serial viral passage are also inadequate to quantify inherent mutational tolerance while such experimental techniques have been used to determine the effect of specific mutations on HA, they cannot feasibly be applied to all possible individual amino-acid mutations.
A pseudo-homogeneous 2D (two-dimensional) plug flow model is found inadequate to quantify variations in overall heat transfer for experiments with different packing orientations and different gap sizes between the packing structure and the cooling wall, because it does not take directed convective transport of heat into account.
First, we detected fatty liver by ultrasound, which is a qualitative method inadequate to quantify less than 20% liver fat content [ 38].
However, this form of surveillance is inadequate for quantifying local transmission risk.
Tangible results of the moves have been hard to quantify.
