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Taking advantage of this fixed geometry, Kreissl et al. [11] acquired cardiac PET data in listmode and reconstructed these into short frame durations (0.3 s/frame), thereby permitting quantification of the first pass of the radiotracer through the heart.

The flow cytometer was set to count events during a fixed time (60 s) thus permitting quantification of the absolute number of recovered Gr-1 positive cells in each mouse [39].

This test permits quantification of the advantages for energy saving during summer and winter season by darkening windows and to evaluate the visual comfort obtainable by transmittance variation.

Additionally, examination of the optimal material coefficients and the experimental data permitted quantification of the mechanical differences between human and murine skin.

The preoperative planning software permitted quantification of the deformity in 3 dimensions and subsequent simulation of reduction, yielding a precise surgical plan.

The model allows rigorous estimation of important quantities, including the basic reproduction ratio of the disease (R0) and growth rate of the population, and permits quantification of the sensitivity of R0 and λ to model parameters.

Inclusion of an internal standard, 19∶0 (dinonadecanoic acid), and an average molecular mass for each fatty acid methyl ester permits quantification of the amount of DAG in the sample, expressed as micromolar per gram of wet tissue weight.

It also permits quantification of the regurgitant volume and regurgitant fraction.

Improvements in technology will permit quantification of the absolute rate (incidence) of growth restriction at each gestation in the future.

Unfortunately, OMX microscopy does not permit quantification of the CED-4 perinuclear accumulation in irradiated germ cells.

This permits quantification of the amount of labeled nucleoside monophosphate generated (that is, turnover of dNTP by the DNA polymerase-associated proofreading exonuclease, see Figure 2A,2B).