Sentence examples for making quantification of from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that they described substantial difficulties in reliable recordings of rSO2 data with INVOS 5100C® technology as 59% of their 30-second data had artifacts making quantification of rSO2 impossible.

These classifications cannot distinguish whether the observed phenotypes are the result of changes in fusion or fission (or both) and many cell types exhibit fused mitochondria under standard conditions, making quantification of morphology rather like examining spaghetti in a bowl.

The peak area of a compound in the NMR spectrum is directly related to the concentration of specific nuclei (for example, H, C), making quantification of compounds in a complex mixture very precise.

This is possibly because the mercury arc lamp used as a source in many epi-fluorescence studies shows marked fluctuations such as those observed by us in our experimental design process, making quantification of the type done here difficult [ 14].

It is important to note that these experiments were limited by the facts that PLN drain to ILN sequentially, thus making quantification of lymphatic flow to ipsilateral PLN and ILN impossible; and that ICG-NIR imaging of ILN requires euthanasia to expose the abdominal cavity, which limits quantitative assessment to a single time point.

The lack of a difference in mitogen responses between smokers and non-smokers might be explained by a lack of power or by the fact that the mitogen responses frequently overshot the upper limit of the QFT assay making quantification of responses in the high range impossible.

Such a technique enhances capture efficiency and makes quantification of captured antigens simple.

Another major challenge of shale petrophysical evaluation is its heterogeneity as this makes quantification of porosity and other properties difficult.

The use of the mathematical symbol '=' implies that the distinction between subject and predicate vanishes, which makes quantification of the predicate possible.

The dramatic increase in small microvessel density and the highly disorganized and disrupted nature of the vessels made quantification of typical vascular perimeters (branch points, and length) impossible (Fig. 5A).

Loss of Wnt signaling does not appear to lead to their death, although the extremely efficient scavenger mechanisms active in the thymus make quantification of apoptotic cells difficult in the thymus.