However in many cases quantitative analyses of the population mean are an excellent tool for investigating the adaptive landscape at a high level [ 118, 134, 135].
Many studies using quantitative analyses of structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), such as volumetry, cortical thickness, and/or diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), have suggested structural brain abnormalities as the etiology of cognitive impairment in childhood epilepsy.
Based on the quantitative analyses of many scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscope (TEM) images, the nanotubes formed closer to the flame had a tendency to have larger diameters.
Broad quantitative analyses of many biological states over several time points supported by an adequate number of biological or technical replicates can quickly become financially impractical.
If results from the trial of the 'Hands up for Max!' intervention indicate that it is effective in reducing absenteeism, successful transfer of the intervention into school practice may depend on many factors not evident in quantitative analyses of the main trial data [ 1].
Although many findings are somewhat expected, the quantitative analyses are still insightful in that they improve our understandings in how self-promotion, the SoP's overarching communicative purpose, are achieved at micro levels.
Transcriptome sequencing provides a cost-effective means of qualitative and quantitative analyses of gene transcripts in many non-model species.
Despite relatively extensive knowledge of these drugs, their qualitative and quantitative analyses still give rise to many problems.
Many biophysical and socioeconomic factors have been used in quantitative analyses of wildfire risk.
Many metagenome studies group similar sequences together ('binning') to allow quantitative analyses.
