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Improvements in efficiency can be quantified with RFI, and association with greater diet digestion suggests that rumen microbiome may contribute to differences in observed RFI.
This efficiency can be quantified in terms of the length of the binding motif, and the length of the promoter region, and the fitness landscape for factor binding, which is amenable to quite explicit modeling.
Whereas cost can be estimated only in general terms by researchers (would patients put up with another questionnaire? how much time would it take for an additional range of motion assessment?) statistical efficiency benefits can be quantified.
Over time the worms navigate towards the food and their efficiency of navigation can be quantified by counting the percentage of worms that reach the food in a given time.
LV contraction efficiency and cardiac performance can be quantified by speckle tracking radial strain analysis.
The efficiency of the transfection can be quantified and the risk of systemic contamination can be reduced by automation.
Just as with conventional homodyne detection, the measured level of squeezing can be quantified by an effective detection efficiency, ηdetOM, according to At high drive strengths where nth ≫ nimp, ηeffOM scales with cooperativity according to ηdetOM = (1 + nthΓ/Γscatter)−1.
Consequently, the impact of design changes on system performance can be quantified, such as part-load efficiency for example.
These conditions can be mimicked at very high efficiencies in vitro (Yoeli and Upmanis, 1968) and ookinete formation can be quantified as the ratio of activated female gametes expressing P28 that converted into ookinetes.
Allele efficiency differences can only be compensated for with multipliers when they are very clearly present and can be quantified.
The degree of uncoupling can be quantified by measuring the endpoint biomass or methane yield and by determining the metabolic efficiency of substrate turnover.
