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In this contribution, a quantitative merged process based on multiobjective decision analysis technique- (Promethee), Extended Hazop methodology (Hazop supported by dynamic simulation), reliability modeling and life cycle cost modeling is presented.

Common polymorphisms in autosomal genes may cause subtle quantitative changes in the expression of one allele of a gene that may make a minor contribution to a quantitative trait, or to the susceptibility and response to a disease.

In this contribution, an extended quantitative fluorescence model was derived specifically for generalized wavelength-ratiometric probes based on PEBBLE technique (QFMGRP) with a view to simplify the design of PEBBLEs and hence further extend their application potentials.

The reduced sensitivity of the composite slp1[DESE+PESE]-lacZ reporter to NELF-E depletion suggests that NELF makes a quantitative contribution to transcription that can be superseded by flanking cis-regulatory information.

By comparing two bulks of segregants with low and high nitrogen requirements, we detected four regions making a quantitative contribution to these traits.

Proteinaceous effectors that act as avirulence determinants in specific host genotypes are an exception to a quantitative contribution to an interaction, but the virulence function of these in compatible hosts are also poorly defined.

The most important insight gained from this contribution was that while a quantitative combination of five phosphorylation sites on four key proteins could successfully interpret the effects of kinase inhibitors on cell phenotypic behavior across multiple treatment conditions, no individual signal could predict the phenotypic behavior by itself.

I first emphasize the scientific contributions of Lewis Sheiner as a quantitative pharmacologist toward the better use of drugs.

In particular, the functional analysis of the +57(T>C) mutation points to a contribution of quantitative defects in miR-96 to hearing loss pathogenesis, independently from additional qualitative defects (i.e. changes in the actual mature miR-96 sequence).

Thus, it appears probable that the cellulolytic activity from Serratia sp. makes a quantitative substantial contribution to the nutrition of these insects.

Examination of longitudinal relationships between physician diagnosis and checklist items over time enabled insight into the contribution of each item, and a quantitative measure of the increased possibility of a diagnosis of VAP in the presence of an inflammatory response.