Sentence examples for ease of quantification from inspiring English sources
Although NMR has many advantages, such as high selectivity, non-destructive, relative stability of chemical shifts, and ease of quantification [48],[49], its low sensitivity places MS as the most frequently used technology in metabolomics studies.
Finally, the mechanical confinement of neutrophils in small channels in this and other devices [53], [54], appears to facilitate the persistent movement and has practical consequences the ease of quantification of motility.
Because of the ease of quantification and experimental manipulation, the zebra finch song system has great potential for use in undergraduate labs.
For ease of quantification, and because of a lack of categorical gait boundaries in our data, we analyzed interlimb coordination in terms of phase values and support patterns rather than gait patterns.
Although any phenotypic brain trait could be selected, we selected the olfactory bulb for ease and reliability of quantification with less interobserver variability than other brain structures.
The ease of conducting absolute quantification provided by LRE, combined with the automated data processing capability of the LRE Analyzer, could thus greatly enhance the utility and reliability of real-time qPCR.
The representative images for publication have been adjusted for brightness, contrast and colour balance for ease of viewing, but quantification was performed without any manipulation of the above-mentioned parameters.
Tomographic approaches such as Diffuse Optical Tomography (DOT) [ 5– 8] and Fluorescence Molecular Tomography (FMT) increase the capabilities of optical imaging and offer many advantages including cost reduction, ease-of-use, molecular specificity, sensitivity and quantification accuracy [ 9– 11].
Here we show for the first time that ATR-FT-IR spectroscopy, in combination with partial least-squares regression models, has the required ease of sample preparation, sensitivity, and quantification ability to become a laboratory standard for malaria detection and most importantly quantification.
With the fast quantification and ease of operation here, the nanofluidic approach enables a rapid screening of different fracturing fluids to inform shale oil operators.
The high reproducibility, quantification ability and ease of use have rendered real-time PCR suitable in a broad range of applications [2].
