Several recently developed crowding measures now provide a quantifiable measurement of overcrowding in the ED [12 22].
Recently developed crowding measures, such as the Emergency Department (ED) Work Index (EDWIN) score, provide a quantifiable measurement of overcrowding in the ED.
Quantifiable measurement utilizing an enzyme-linked oligonucleotide capture (EOC) optical detection method, which was described previously, alleviated the requirement of specialized instrumentation that is commonly used in other molecular techniques.
The primary strength of the system is a scientifically rigorous design-based statistical estimation method that produces estimates of forest attributes with known sampling error and quantifiable measurement error.
In the absence of routine and quantifiable measurement of the value of innovation, these subjective reports, curated by experts, are the best we have". Colin Drummond, strategic head at Ogilvy & Mather in LA says in an article in Fast Company that "Smart marketers care about award shows because creativity is good business.
To obtain a quantifiable measurement of the infection-induced inflammatory response, in vivo fluorescence of EGFP-neutrophils was measured in these LysEGFP mice (Figure 6C).
This degree of neutrophil recruitment, confirms our clinical observations that the inoculum of 5×102 CFUs produced a low-grade inflammatory response, suggesting that EGFP-neutrophil fluorescence provides a quantifiable measurement of the clinical inflammation observed in our model.
Outcome terms will be any phrase that describes a quantifiable measurement.
Developments in fluorophore technology have enabled accurate and quantifiable measurement of molecular processes.
In addition, grip strength is a quantifiable measurement of effect, unlike the more subjective measurement of pain".
To obtain a quantifiable measurement of this effect we performed luciferase reporter assays using the Hes-1 promoter.
