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There is an extremely high correlation between the established OFS and the stepping score, both of which quantify the number of steps taken, albeit in different ways.

But there is a lack of indicators which quantify the compatibleness of agricultural land use practices with nature conservation targets as a prerequisite for the economic ecologic optimization of land use.

Collection of these data is also especially important in the case of contributions which quantify enzyme immobilization by following the reduction of enzymatic activity in the supernatant of the immobilization solution (Schoevaart et al. 2004; Kumar et al. 2010).

This finding is of particular relevance because DSS and DAI indices are the sum of parameters, which quantify many reversible and irreversible damages or malfunctions of different organs.

In addition, identification of biomarkers, which quantify metabolically active adipose tissue beyond anthropometric parameters, may be a complementary approach for defining an "obesity phenotype" relevant for liver cancer.

These include measures of explained variation, which quantify the proportion of variation in the outcome that can be explained by the predictors in the model.

These patients were compared with an "atlas" of non-congenital asymptomatic volunteers, resulting in a set of z-scores which quantify deviations from the control population distribution on a patient-by-patient basis.

These functions have the advantages of providing parameters, which quantify or describe pedogenic processes.

It specifies two types of item parameters which quantify the relationship between the latent trait and the item score.

The module eigengenes are used to define measures of module membership which quantify how close a gene is to a given module.

Based on the symbol-encoded transformed CT-images, five measures of complexity were developed which quantify the structural composition of the trabecular bone.