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In this paper, we contribute to the understanding of Internet's IP-layer connectivity by quantitatively measuring the reachability from 124 PlanetLab nodes towards 197869 diversely distributed destination IP addresses.

The method is also able to diagnosis multiple simultaneous disturbances by quantitatively measuring the similarities between models for different fault types.

A feasibility study was performed in order to evaluate the effectiveness of the biofeedback device in reducing overpressure in seated posture, by quantitatively measuring the decrease in high pressure concentrations that occur after each postural change command.

This paper focuses on the whole process, with a study that should help to evaluate the feasibility of the method by quantitatively measuring the decrease in pressure concentrations occurring after each TDU biofeedback signal.

We then generated a signature from each profile, and assessed the similarity between the signatures and the profiles by quantitatively measuring the enrichment of signature genes in the top/bottom ranked region of the profiles, similar to as previously described in CMap [16].

A key feature of alignment profiles lies in the interoperability of data format (e.g., alignment information, physio-chemical information, genomic information, etc).. Indeed, we have demonstrated that the Position Specific Scoring Matrices (PSSMs) are an informative M-dimension that is scored by quantitatively measuring the embedded or unmodified sequence alignments.

MRI can detect the presence of oedema non-invasively by quantitatively measuring changes of the transverse relaxation time T2 in the myocardium.

The viability of articular cartilage explants after treatments was assessed by quantitatively measuring lactate dehydrogenase released into the medium, reflecting cell lysis during the culture period.

LFCM enables assessment of the degree of inflammation by quantitatively measuring such parameters as white blood cell count and protein concentration in the aqueous humor.

The recently developed fluorophotometer can objectively detect changes in the corneal epithelium by quantitatively measuring its barrier function or permeability.

DECT can provide helpful information for the characterization and staging of thoracic malignancy by quantitatively measuring iodine enhancement on iodine maps or monochromatic imaging.