Sentence examples for missing quantification from inspiring English sources

Additional file 2: The distribution of phosphorylation sites with missing quantification.

Additionally, in the online version respondents were pointed out to the missing quantification in case of reporting 'yes' on the items.

We eliminated 12 of these studies given issues such as the use of FEV1 rather than FEV1% as the outcome measure without sufficient data to allow for conversion [ 45, 46, 50, 53- 55, 57- 59], season-specific characterization [ 56], or missing quantification of values necessary for our study [ 47, 51].

Unfortunately prior to the advent of UCS in 2002, a number of key variables in the HWS were missing, notably quantification of health service utilization, health payments and economic status of the interviewees and households.

Missing relative quantifications were imputed for a given protein with a minimal relative quantification observed for that protein across all runs in the same cohort, representing its limit of detection.

What is missing is a quantification of the base rates of such properties, where other fields (such as medicine) commonly rely on base rates for decision making and the evaluation of experimental results.

What is mainly missing is an economic quantification and livelihood effects (Haglund et al. 2011; Nyemeck et al. 2015).

We thank Julia Göbel (Essen) for help with the quantification of missing leaf area.

Experiments were run over 24 hrs and then leaflets were digitally photographed on a scale for quantification of missing leaf area using AnalySIS® software back in Germany.

Although profiles of resulting CPs were derived, concentrations of the volatile CP species were not addressed, and their quantification is missing [ 31].

However, the link of Structural Health Information (SHI) to the performance enhancement of technical systems is often missing, which prevents a systematic quantification of the value of SHI.