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However, in order to articulate their model they have to rely on a quantification of the psyche, which undercuts precisely the premise, based on which psychophysical parallelism was considered a good alternative to psychophysical causality to begin with (Rickert 1900, 76; Rickert 1934b, 66 73).

On the other hand, our study was based on a quantification of postsynaptic clusters representing individual synaptic specializations, whereas in the studies quoted above the number of output synapses of stellate cells was derived from the number of axonal varicosities [14].

Second, we applied criteria for ACR established elsewhere rather than based on a quantification of our own technical error measures.

These data demonstrate the clinical relevance of this optimized IM method, based on a quantification of EpCAM-positive cells trapped in patient BM.

It has been demonstrated that, theoretically, an approach based on a quantification of the physiological state of the growing cell population, defined by the expression α0 = exp (λ being the population lag time), is a quantity compatible with probability concepts (12).

We infer from the results presented here that a simple model [eq. (1)] developed on the basis of a quantification of forces destabilized during melting shows satisfactory performance for any length of the oligonucleotide sequence, salt concentration and base composition.

Based on the above findings, a quantification of ENPs from soft biological tissues by LA-ICP-MS requires a matrix-matched calibration with ENPs of similar size distribution as in the samples analyzed.

During early project phases decision-making on such plant design requires a quantification of flexibility to evaluate the additional investment that may be spent for realization.

The first step in formulating an effective response to this challenge, focused solely on the environmental issues, entails a quantification of the contribution required from the various areas of human activity for the achievement of sustainable development.

An increasing number of authors have focused on measuring policy impacts by developing indicators that quantify these impacts on multiple dimensions, rather than providing a quantification of a single environmental dimension (Purvis et al., [2009]; Primdahl et al., [2010]).

In order to construct architecturally valid models on lobe and organ scale, however, a quantification of larger blood vessels (above the scale of the sinusoids) that define the 3D shape of the lobules in the liver is required, too.