GF performed the data analysis and introduced the quantitative phylogenetic analysis of gene co-expression modules.
Here we introduce the quantitative measure (Modularity density D) for exploring modular organization of networks to the field of biomolecular networks.
For instance, introducing the unit as "quantitative genetics" may make it seem hard or foreign to students and, therefore, it may be wise to avoid using this phrase until later in the unit, when students' cognitive structures have progressed or are more developed.
Although visual comparison between the models in Fig. 2 and the distribution of historical earthquakes in Fig. 1 may indicate some evaluative qualities of the models, we introduce the following quantitative scheme for their evaluation in this study.
The report stressed the importance and need to introduce the interdisciplinary, quantitative nature of biology starting in first-year courses.
We introduce the basic quantitative tools required in modern life science research, adhering to the recommendations of the National Research Council report BIO2010 (National Research Council, 2003) and the Mathematical Association of America's Math & Bio 2010 (Steen, 2005).
In this study, we aim to introduce the new quantitative measure modularity density into the modular analysis of biomolecular networks and develop new algorithms for detecting functional modules in protein-protein interaction (PPI) networks.
Experimental and analytical techniques are introduced for the quantitative, nanoscale mapping of chemical bonding information in carbon-based materials.
Since we detected HPV-16 integrated forms only once, we investigated if quantity of cellular DNA introduced in the quantitative assays hampered our ability to measure HPV-16 E6 and E2, as reported by another group [ 34].
However, the quality of amplified product is frequently hampered by the amplification bias introduced because the quantitative representation of various DNA sequences before and after PCR amplification is not uniform, especially if the DNA consists of complex mixtures of short fragments or it is modestly to highly degraded.
