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Public transportation departments use qualitative date from surveys, and video cameras to understand congestion, but Urban Engines believes that this can be done in a more efficient, quantitative way using intelligent algorithms and big data analysis.

Thus, based on preliminary outcomes, a further subset of 42 biomarkers including three control/normalisation genes were tested in a larger cohort of critical care patients, to ascertain the clinical utility of this sepsis test using the more efficient quantitative real time PCR platform.

Automatic quantization of longitudinal PET/CT scans provides more efficient and comprehensive quantitative evaluation of cancer therapeutic responses.

These comparisons indicate that our GA-based solvent-contact model may be more efficient in a quantitative estimation of molecular solvation free energies than the sophisticated quantum chemical method and statistical simulations with all-atom models because the former can produce the energy values in a straightforward way from the simplified potential function.

It provides a quantitative and more efficient means for exchanging condition information with maintenance programs in comparison with the widely used non-parametric time frequency techniques such as wavelets, which rely on visual inspection.

We conducted a prospective study to assess whether fiberoptic bronchoscope-guided distal-protected small volume bronchoalveolar lavage (FODP mini-BAL) with quantitative cultures was more efficient than blood cultures to identify pathogens in patients presenting with HCAP with the ratio of identification between the techniques as principal criteria.

These comparisons show that qualitative SA methods are more efficient but less accurate and robust than quantitative ones.

These results suggest that the 3′-extended sgRNAs support more efficient Cas9 function in vivo, although more quantitative comparisons will be necessary to confirm this conclusion.

In order to assess whether xylanase induction by L-arabitol is more efficient than by L-arabinose in N. crassa, quantitative RT-qPCR was performed.

By providing a firm foundation for polymer design, a quantitative understanding of polymer-mediated gene delivery mechanisms may allow more efficient and timely design of new vectors.

In this work, we provide quantitative analyses on the performance of real-time transmissions to guide more efficient communications over wireless LAN.