These predictions suggest that almost perfect (95% uptake) implementation of source control measures will not deliver substantial improvements in pollutant emissions.
As such, unless implementation and uptake are perfect, ITT estimates do not directly reveal whether it was the improved sanitation/hygiene and infant nutrition practices themselves that have led to any observed changes in length (stunting) and hemoglobin concentration (anemia).
That is, I implicitly assume that if the concentration of a limiting nutrient changes by x%, then a cell with access to perfect nutrient sensing would also change its uptake rate of the nutrient by x%.
(47) While no screening platform is perfect, as illustrated by the fact that uptake can be variable even in cell culture exposures to nanomaterials, 46) every effort has been made to ensure that bioavailability is maximized in this system.
When multimodal fusion imaging is used, perfect matching between a focus of F-Choline uptake and a suspicious mMRI finding on fused PET/MRI images may improve the diagnostic confidence of each separate diagnostic modality.
In this context, xylem-tapping mistletoes are a perfect model lacking a root system for selective ion uptake.
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Despite many successes and increasing uptake, the data generated by NGS analyzers is not perfect, with each platform yielding characteristic errors and biases.
However, it must be clarified that nutrient uptake rates are not necessarily proportional to nutrient concentrations, even if cells have perfect information.
To allow analysis of the effect of uptake sequence accumulation on the bacterial proteomes, we restricted our study to the perfect-consensus core 9-bp USS and 10-bp DUS sequences.
