However, to evaluate quantitatively the accuracy of each model, the root mean square error (RMSE), mean absolute error (MAE) and the correlation coefficient (R 2) are obtained.
However, efforts to quantitatively link epidemiological, biomechanical loading, soft tissue tolerance, and psychosocial studies should be pursued to establish a better understanding of the pathways of injury and resultant preventive strategies.
However, methods to quantitatively visualize information from these images of pulmonary gas transfer are lacking.
It is however difficult to quantitatively assess this metabolic activity using [18F]-FDG, as BAT mainly uses lipids as an energy source.
It would be, however, interesting to quantitatively find such a threshold of the extracellular noise strength for which the extracellular noise induces and/or enhance the synchronized switching for a fixed intracellular noise.
However, the ability to quantitatively interpret the results of human biomonitoring in the context of a health risk assessment currently lags behind the analytical chemist's ability to make such measurements.
However, in order to quantitatively compare Zr4+ concentration in fluid equilibrated with ZrO2 from the experiments by Wilke et al. (2012), their data were extrapolated linearly to the temperature/pressure conditions of the present experiments.
However, the ability to quantitatively track the route from molecular perturbation to functional phenotype requires an integrative and dynamic framework.
However, the ability to quantitatively characterize human sensitivity to this effect is limited (e.g., by the small number of subjects studied).
