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With this very large cohort we are able to more precisely quantify the degree of penetrance of each allele, whether as homozygotes or in combination with any other allele.

"Given the extended period of time over which these widespread acts over billing have occurred," the board wrote, "numerous experts have estimated the potential damages to be quite substantial". The board also wrote that a "continued analysis and investigation to more precisely quantify the losses" to the Legal Defense Fund is being undertaken.

To more precisely quantify size variations, transmission electron microscopy (TEM) was used.

To more precisely quantify the fraction of internalized uPAR, we developed a flow cytometry assay that evaluates uPAR endocytosis in HEK293-uPAR cells (see Materials and Methods).

To more precisely quantify the susceptibility of atl9 mutants to G. cichoracearum, inoculations were performed using three independent atl9 T-DNA insertional lines, 35S ATL9 plants, Col-0, the Kas-1 Arabidopsis accession and sid2-1 plants.

Further prospective studies which include important risk factors are necessary to more precisely quantify the adjusted effect of hemodialysis.

Extrinsic factors should also be more precisely quantified in future.

This could indicate that plasma pentosidine is a better reflection of total AGE formation than these other AGEs or that it is more precisely quantified with current methods.

The present report, based on a new, specific methodology in a dose-response study in subjects with type 1 diabetes, confirms and more precisely quantifies glargine metabolism to yield almost completely M1 in humans compared with previous observations.

Here we use computational quantum chemistry to define more precisely and quantify the phenomenon of nascent site deactivation (NSD).

More precisely, we quantify the fraction of a day over which the daily precipitation has to be distributed to faithfully reproduce the large annual and seasonal floods which were generated by the hourly precipitation rate time series.