The O'Brien scores are accepted methods to quantify multiple electrophysiological measurements obtained from nerve conduction studies (NCSs).
When compared to other methods for quantifying multiple metabolites, it was observed that mass spectrometry (MS) is more sensitive than NMR [ 28], but NMR is more suitable for metabolite quantification than MS [ 29].
The aim of this study is to develop a precise and accurate method to characterize and quantify multiple chemical components of FC, which is helpful for the quality evaluation and identification of FC.
To reduce the sample burden per patient, validated bioanalytical methods are required to quantify multiple drugs and their metabolites selectively and sensitively in small volumes of plasma.
The complexities associated with methylation analysis, mainly in cases with low-level mosaicism, demand powerful analytical methods that can accurately quantify multiple CpG sites with high resolution and reproducibility.
In this article we address a simple method for detecting, localizing, and quantifying multiple cracks occurred in Euler Bernoulli multi-stepped beams, using the measurement of natural frequencies and estimating the uncracked mode shapes.
To reduce the sample burden per patient, validated bioanalytical methods have been developed to quantify multiple drugs and their metabolites selectively and sensitively in small volumes of plasma.
Methods capable of separating and quantifying multiple high-potency sweeteners in foods are known [ 8, 10, 15– 29], but, to the best of our knowledge, their ability to determine Stevia-based sweeteners in mixtures with other non-caloric sweeteners was not yet demonstrated in practice.
To comprehensively assess the quality of DB medicine, a precise and accurate method that can rapidly separate, characterize and quantify multiple active components of DB is crucial.
For quantification a commercial available solid phase sandwich immunoassay for simultaneously quantifying multiple biomarkers with the Luminex®-method ('Rat 10-Plex' Invitrogen, Karlsruhe, Germany) was used according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
