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High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) is well established for identifying organic colorants in artworks because it permits not only a qualitative identification of the dyes, but also a quantitative estimation and, therefore, it is highly specific.

CREA implements not only a quantitative risk analysis of error modes, but also a quantitative assessment of critical organisational factors affecting patient safety, based on Vincent's framework [Vincent, C., Taylor-Adams, S., Stanhope, N., 1998. Framework for analysing risk and safety in clinical medicine. British Medical Journal 316, 1154-1157].

Not only can a clear T2* image be acquired but also a quantitative T2* value is available for quantitative analyses.

This suggests not only a gene dosage effect but also a quantitative relationship between the number of new cells available and the test performance.

This test (the likelihood ratio test) provides not only a statistical test for improvement in fit, but also a quantitative measure of the extent to which the added term improves risk prediction.

These findings demonstrated that pGSN before CPB could not only be a novel early biomarker for CPB-ALI, but also a reliable quantitative factor reflecting the severity of CPB-ALI in infants and young children.

The practical problems are usually full of qualitative description but also a lack of quantitative data, where expert knowledge is a feasible bridge that transfers data from the former to the latter.

Ideally, causality across AOPs is approached not only in a qualitative, but also in a quantitative way relating exposure to the adverse outcome (OECD 2013; Vinken 2013; Meek et al. 2014).

Our study sheds light on the importance of analyzing communities not only from a phylogenetic perspective but also including a quantitative approach to provide significant insights into the evolutionary forces that shape the dynamic of the taxonomic interaction networks in bacterial communities.

But there is also a quantitative difference, and it is hardly trivial.

Myocardial enzyme serum levels and inflammatory biomarkers not only increased in the setting of an acute coronary event, but there was also a quantitative correlation with the extent of myocardial damage and CAD severity, according to angiographic findings (Gensini score).