Sentence examples similar to half quantitative from inspiring English sources

A label-free half-quantitative analysis was performed on those two proteomes.

As the typical nanomaterials, gold nanoparticles (Au NPs) have the color-tunable property with size, which also can be functionalized with peptides to avoid degradation in order to facilitate to finish quick immunological reaction and display different degree of color for half-quantitative detection [1, 11, 13].

Non-fertile sperm transfer and female refractory period is positively genetically correlated in P. napi as revealed by three separate studies: full-sibling family mean correlations, half-sibling quantitative genetic analyses, and the selection experiment reported here.

Instead of a qualitative decision by the father and son, the bonuses became completely quantitative: Half of a manager's year-end bonus was now based on his unit's profitability, the other half on the profitability of the overall business.

To illustrate the utility of FIRE-pro in the context of continuous protein data, we applied FIRE-pro to quantitative half-life measurements of ∼3,750 yeast proteins [50].

But as the Bank of England meets to mull over interest rates and its half-baked efforts at quantitative easing, they're at it again.

To this end, we compiled and analyzed >600 experimental protein datasets from S. cerevisiae and S. pombe, including discrete sub-cellular localization and protein-protein interaction data, as well as quantitative protein half-life and abundance data.

JAK2 (FDR 0.07) and SOX9 (FDR 0.51) did not exhibit a change in half-life; however, the quantitative RT-PCR data suggested that SASH1 (FDR 0.12) was differentially regulated.

For example, the question of whether women should get the same prize money as men, even though they play just two or three sets, while the men play three to five (so that the women account for roughly half the entertainment product, in quantitative terms): it's hard to talk about this without knowing how many viewers tune in for one or the other.

To test for correlations, a complete set of data for both the candidate surrogate and true end points is required [ 14] and only half of all trials had quantitative estimates for both PFS/EFS and OS.

A quantitative relation between half-wave potentials of catechols and the reactivities of their corresponding o-quinone were derived.