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Nasal potential difference (PD) measurement quantifies the abnormal sodium and chloride transport that is characteristic of cystic fibrosis (CF) and has gained acceptance as both a diagnostic tool and outcome measure for new CF therapies.
This simple but informative measurement quantifies the number of edges attached to a node.
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Centerline measurements quantified the mixing process for various add-air conditions indicating an opportunity for enthalpy recapture.
A particle dispersion model is used to track 'air histories' of measurements, quantifying the sensitivity of concentrations at Darjeeling to surface emissions.
Washburn capillary rise measurements quantified the hydrophobicity of uncoated and PPT-coated particles.
The difference between the DIC-1 and DIC-2 measurements quantified the slip in the grips.
SWE measurements quantify the amount of water stored in snowpack; it can be estimated by the product of snow depth and density.
Bone volume measurements quantify the volume of mineralized and non-mineralized portions (osteoid) of the tissue.
The force distance measurements quantify the molecular dimensions of the DC-SIGNR-Man9GlcNAc2 complex and thus provide direct evidence for an extended configuration of the extracellular domain of DC-SIGNR.
Voxel-based measurements quantify the staining pattern of a fluorescence signal within a segmented structure (e.g. mean intensity inside or outside objects, radial autocorrelation, layer measurements) or the co-localization of two signals.
These measurements quantify the contractile forces of fibroblasts and make it possible to know whether a treatment applied for 15 minutes, three times per week during 8 weeks (24 sessions) already shows a "lifting" effect at the scale of fibroblasts.
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