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To further investigate the integrity of motor neurons expressing HSPB8, we performed extensive quantifications measuring neurite length and number.

Analysis of such "big data" opens up new opportunities for a more precise and extensive quantification of real world social phenomena that was difficult to attain using complicated and expensive surveys and laboratory experiments alone.

More extensive quantification and measurement of the accuracy of localization with different feature descriptors will be investigated in future work to determine the feasibility of precise measurement using HD4AR.

In step 2, after extensive quantification of the 3'UTR libraries, samples are pooled in equimolar ratios and sequenced using next-generation sequencing platforms.

2) The manuscript needs more extensive quantification and characterization of the MT changes Reviewer 2: "The most significant finding described in the manuscript (in my opinion) is the ability of altered Ft/Ds activity to be 'instructive' for MT orientation.

Modeling and simulations are naturally augmented by extensive Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) and sensitivity analysis requirements in the nuclear reactor system design, in which uncertainties must be quantified in order to prove that the investigated design stays within acceptance criteria.

The MAQC datasets were collected in microarray experiments followed by extensive independent quantification of targets using a StaRT-PCR (Standardized Reverse Transcription PCR) approach.

Considering the very stringent criteria, the fact that the quantitative assessments were carried out in each of the 60 biological replicates and that the reviewed rat protein database is currently incomplete, this study achieved relatively extensive proteomic quantification.

We have expanded the Methods section to address reviewer requests for extensive details regarding the quantification methodology.

It is necessary to expose the numerical tools commonly used in radiation analyses to extensive verification, validation and uncertainty quantification.

The influence of wave directionality is not easily predictable and its quantification normally requires extensive and detailed analysis by numerical calculations.