Furthermore, a plausible mechanism for quantitative structure activity relationship is also discussed.
This paper surveys the database on char gasification at elevated pressures, first, to identify the tendencies that are essential to rational design of coal utilization technology, and second, to validate a gasification mechanism for quantitative design calculations.
Moreover, the link between size, number of seed matches and recruitment efficiency suggests an evolutionary mechanism for quantitative tuning of the regulatory response of each mRNA to a miRNA.
Significant change of analytical signal after the contact of receptor layer with analyte cation, encouraged us to utilize this mechanism for quantitative uranyl cation determination.
In short, the comparison of QST and FST is a relatively blunt tool in evolutionary biology that can allow us to rule out genetic drift as a mechanism for quantitative trait differentiation and identify interesting traits for further study.
Thus, IPS activation in number magnitude comparison could be due to a mechanism for quantitative processing of numerical stimuli or it might be related to a general task component such as response selection or task difficulty [ 30- 32].
For example, they facilitate standard testing procedures; allow for accurate, objective scoring; provide a mechanism for quantitative assessment of student learning; and permit the assessment of cognitive and perceptual performances of students, as well as of their content knowledge (Mead and Drasgow, 1993; Rosenfeld et al., 1993; de Beer and Visser, 1998; Metz, 2009).
Considering that the two imaging techniques shared similar mechanism for quantitative analysis the sGAG content in cartilage matrix, our study provided histological evidences to the extent of sGAG loss in the dysplasia hip and further established the correlation between CE-μCT and histology examination.
However, we also suggest that the scalability of agent-based modeling will permit the inclusion of mechanisms required for quantitative understanding, for example spatial and temporal regulation of AV formation and degradation [ 65].
Heterogeneity in outcomes resists formal mechanisms for pooling quantitative data while, at the same time, offering multiple different lenses through which to view quality of care.
