As concerns about ecological management grow, quantification of predator-prey interaction has become a central issue in ecology.
Pellets were resuspended in H/S buffer, aliquots were plated on TSA, and grown overnight prior to quantification of the number of intracellular bacteria.
Since a growing number of studies involving quantification of cellular HIV-1 DNA acknowledge the importance of accurate quantification of proviral DNA in peripheral blood cells for monitoring diseases progression, we selected a small but peculiar group of patients, who decided to interrupt antiretroviral therapy, irrespective of current guidelines [ 23] and despite virologic failure.
To detect infiltratively growing brain tumours, MR-based quantification of blood volume may have added value in evaluating antiangiogenic therapies.
As a result, a growing number of significant statements based on quantification can now be made.
The need to do just this is now confirmed by hard evidence: on average, shareholder value declines 33percentt within a year after a self-inflicted and visible crisis rears its ugly head (Booz & Co .. 4. The quantification of reputation grows exponentially.
Regulatory decisions regarding microbial water quality are being shifted towards the use of quantitative risk based approaches (QMRA quantitative microbiological risk assessment) [ 8] leading to a growing need for accurate and absolute quantification of waterborne pathogens [ 8, 9].
As new therapeutic strategies like biologics attack at different points in the signal cascade that induces angiogenesis as part of the immune reaction, a growing necessity for exact detection and quantification of vascularization at the angiogenic level might be of importance for therapy follow-up.
In addition, we compared mRNA footprints of disome XVI previously published (Thorburn et al., 2013) to the proteome quantification of disome XVI grown in similar conditions.
As interest in the extracellular RNA field grows, demand for a protocol for quantification of these species will become more desirable and important.
