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However, conventional measurements cannot provide detailed information on the dynamics of nano-particle formation and evolution.

Experimental measurements cannot provide detailed information on the evolution of ultra-fine particle (including formation, and time-dependent growth and number size distribution).

Also, some direct measurements cannot provide sufficient information of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and central nervous system (CNS), which are related to the DOA [ 7].

Because receptor phosphorylation and calcium mobilization occur within 1 min of antigen addition, these ensemble measurements cannot provide insight into the receptor stability during the initial signaling events.

The fact is that assessment of many of the most common activities in government requires soft judgment something that hard measurement cannot provide.

With this ECT sensor, the voltage-excitation and current-measurement strategy is adopted for both ECT and ERT measurement unlike the conventional ERT with current-injection and voltage-measurement, which cannot provide quantitative measurements because of serious fringe effect.

In other words, the hardware-based measurement matrix generally cannot provide the measurement values that are produced by such optimization algorithms.

This problem is typical of models based on measurements made by single satellite missions that cannot provide measurements desynchronized in space and time.

Commercially available electronic detectors are expensive, often only measure instantaneous irradiance rather than exposure values and cannot provide measurement at many different sites at the same time.

Perfusion magnetic resonance and computed tomographic imaging, though offering a very high spatial resolution, are both limited by the fact that they are not suitable for point of care monitoring and, therefore, cannot provide repeated measurements [ 2].

However, the relative contributions of and interactions between these two factors in regulating gastric sensation have not been well described for normal meals because existing investigations are either highly invasive or cannot provide accurate measurements of gastric volume under physiologic conditions.