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Mobile wind tunnels are essential tools for the field examination and quantification of wind erosion processes on natural non-imitated surfaces under standardized, quasi-natural wind conditions.
Although this could be a type 1 error (false positive), further examination and quantification of tau, β-amyloid and α-synuclein pathology may elucidate further any potential associations with galanin.
An Axiovert 200 inverted microscope (Zeiss, Jena, Germany) was used for examination, imaging and quantification of various parameters of spine morphology.
All magnetic resonance examinations (DVR) and quantification of abdominal fat compartments (MHM) were done by a single experienced investigator.
And an over-reliance on testing and quantification of kids will do nothing other than traumatize them.
Histological examination of muscle biopsies and quantification of myocyte cross-sectional area (MCSA) for type I, IIa, and IIb fibers using ImageJ software (fiber count > 100 per patient) were performed after applying the toluidine blue ATPase Method: Non-parametric tests were performed.
The ACE is the first valid and reliable examination for the assessment and quantification of cognition in critically ill patients.
This method, termed MAINTRAC® analysis, enables relocation of cells for visual examination and quantification, and for taking fluoromicrographs.
This examination resulted in the identification and quantification of over 1300 unique ubiquitination sites.
Imaging these prepared whole mounts allowed both retrospective examination of mammary gland samples and quantification of features using 3D imaging techniques as well as high resolution detection of collagen fiber and their association with terminal buds.
We combined western blotting of tissue homogenates with immunohistochemical examination of fixed tissue sections and quantification of mRNA expression levels in tumour versus adjacent normal-looking areas of the lung in the same patient.
