Sentence examples for frequent quantification from inspiring English sources

More frequent quantification of individuals' IFN production resulted in a clear concave U shape, which means that individuals' once declining IFN production recovered as they aged.

An even more telling commitment to types are the frequent quantifications over them.

A balanced training set (n = 71) of metastatic tumors including some of the most frequent histologies, with matched PET/CT quantification measurements and whole human genome gene expression microarrays, was used to build the signature.

Potentially pathogenic microorganisms previously identified by (surveillance) cultures of endotracheal aspirates (ETAs) are, regardless of quantification, known to be frequent causes of subsequently developed VAP [ 13].

The cost/efficacy thresholds used by any third payer for decisions on resource allocation can well be the same as for frequent cancers, but the uncertainty on quantification should be accepted as possibly higher in rare cancers.

In order to solve this problem, a multiplex real time assay was designed for simultaneous genotyping and quantification of the 18 most frequent cancer related HR-HPV types and 3 LR-HPV types of HPV-6, −11 and −81.

In centres where a tradition and adequate training on the use of critical care ECHO exist, this is no frequent [14], and repeated bedside assessment and semi-quantification of hemodynamic variables enable use of ECHO alone as monitoring tool.

Accurate quantification in PET and SPECT typically requires frequent assessments of blood activity, for example through manual sampling and subsequent measurements in a well counter.

Results show that the way in which quantifiable data are handled in academic speech and writing is very different: numbers are less frequent in the talks, much less complex, and more often accompanied by approximators; quantification by determiners is preferred to lexical quantification.

Commodity stockouts were frequent due to problems at all levels of the logistics system, from quantification to distribution.

However, frequent co-selection of the reporter ions reduces both the accuracy and precision of quantification.