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In recent decades, sociology of education has been dominated by quantitative analyses of race, class, and gender gaps in educational achievement.
The contribution of technologies to, e.g., the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions should be carefully examined by quantitative analyses of interdependencies of the technology options.
This is followed by quantitative analyses of model performance (Subsection 3.3).
Similar to CT or MRI, inflammatory stenosis shows abundant bowel wall enhancement after contrast agent injection (including both complete enhancement of the bowel wall or enhancement of the inner layers) that can be measured by quantitative analyses of brightness in predefined ROIs (Fig. 13) [25, 25].
Similar results were obtained by quantitative analyses of the immunohistochemistry.
This possibility is suggested by quantitative analyses of MAPK regulation of the mating type switch in yeast.
Investigations of effectors expression and production by quantitative analyses and state-of-the-art microscopy have elucidated that EE motility is essential for the initial infection (Fig. 1 ).
By quantitative analyses, the risk of death in high SUV group was 1.12 times the low SUV group in OS (95%CI 0.01 0.25, P = 0.04), no matter whether patients subsequently underwent curative surgery or chemotherapy.
In this study we assessed the feasibility of cryopreservation of viable SLN cell samples for flowcytometric analysis, by comparing quantitative analyses of SLN cell samples after freeze-thawing with direct analysis of fresh SLN cell samples.
By providing quantitative analyses of administered, delivered, and intracellular NPs, our study contributes to quantitative insights into nanoparticle-cell interactions.
Secondly, it offers new evidence that advances our understanding of rural poverty, by presenting quantitative analyses of the determinants both of rural activities and of income from farm- and non-farm sources drawing on data from FAO's Rural Income Generating Activities (RIGA) data base of 15 countries, complemented by demographic, health, production and income data from other sources.
