One study, "Health Benefits of Achieving the Ozone Air Quality Standards," published in December 2003 and commissioned by the Clean Air Task Force, a Boston-based environmental advocacy organization, tries to quantify the effects of air pollution on every county in the nation.
The Milken Institute, an independent nonprofit organization in Los Angeles, seeks to quantify whether governments do a good job of providing businesspeople with access to capital.
For cellular complexity, we currently lack a good way to quantify organization and polarization that would allow us, for example, to determine if a particular perturbation, such as a mutation or drug treatment, resulted in a statistically significant decrease in organization.
Thus, using the proposed method, organizations will be able to quantify the information leakage risk mitigation.
It is difficult, however, to quantify an organization's posture and risks.
Regarding thermodynamic indicators of ecological organization, flow transfers were used to quantify the usable work energy, including the work energy of information, in ecological networks.
In ways that are not easy to quantify, the organization gained greater credibility and influence as well.
There is a general lack of standardized methods to elicit and a lack of measures to quantify subjective organization.
One promising approach to quantify chromatin organization and function is through the spatial correlation of chromatin density distribution and, in particular, its fractal dimension [ 17- 20].
Recent developments in methods to quantify cellular organization in statistical terms [ 64] provide one possible way to build numerical descriptors of order, by providing numerical values for a set of shape description features for each cell image.
Apart from AR, other quantitative markers (also computed from FT images) such as entropy or disorganization parameter [ 12, 21] and the maximum spatial frequency [ 14] have been reported to quantify lamellar organization.
