The result is that the statistically significant impact of the DES per caput and the PFI on the growth rate of per caput GDP is not only robust to this procedure but also increases in quantitative terms.
The protein for the angiogenic growth factor, VEGF, was also increased in both quantitative TMA analyses as was the phosphorylation of VEGFR2, although not reaching statistical significance.
This reduction in variation provides increased confidence in quantitative comparison of clinical images for monitoring treatment response or disease progression.
SUVref significantly reduces reconstruction-dependent variation in SUV measurements, enabling increased confidence in quantitative comparison of clinical images for monitoring treatment response or disease progression.
However, studies have shown advantages to volumetric end-expiratory acquisition, with increased accuracy in quantitative assessment of the lung, in air-trapping detectability [19], and in determining the presence of tracheobronchomalacia [20].
Increased variation in quantitative polymerase chain reaction techniques over Southern blot has been identified, which could reduce the chances of detecting small differences in telomere length (62, 63).
One common theme throughout the literature is the need for increased instruction in quantitative biology (Brent 2004; Gross, 2004; Hoy, 2004).
Additional benefits of the DiLeu reagent include the modest mass of the tag, the greater intensity of generated reporter ions compared to iTRAQ and TMT, and enhanced collision-induced MS n fragmentation of labeled peptides at reduced collision energies, all of which can lead to increased confidence in quantitative accuracy and peptide sequence identification.
Figure 5 a shows the hole depth increasing from 15 up to 53 nm with increasing T in quantitative agreement with the model predictions of Eq. 1.
As the gap density was shown to be increased in IBD patients, a validated quantitative measure of epithelial gaps might help to discern diseased from healthy states.
