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The present article illustrates a conceptual model of Salmonella in the pig feed chain and explores the possibilities for quantitative modelling including identifying major gaps in data.
In an e-mail, Brown, who is now Renaissance's C.E.O., said, "Jim's genius was in seeing the possibilities for quantitative trading long before others did and in setting up a company in which he provided outstanding scientists with the resources, environment, and incentives to produce".
After formulating the three groups, we explored possibilities for quantitative synthesis within each group.
Furthermore, this high throughput screen-compatible assay offers novel possibilities for quantitative assessment of mammalian PCP signaling and for the development of PCP-targeting drugs.
Recent digital quantification methods [43] open the possibility for quantitative CIPer technology.
We agree that the possibility for quantitative variability was not fully addressed and have consequently provided a more thorough explanation of this in our revised version.
In the second group of algorithms, there is a trade-off between the flexibility and possibility for quantitative, dynamic modeling and the advantage of processing larger network sizes.
Part I of the paper presented several possibilities for qualitative and quantitative analysis of process dynamics based on such decomposition.
Bayesian techniques offer possibilities for the quantitative inclusion of prior knowledge within the analysis of current trial data.
The tracer-specific complications considerably constrain possibilities for sound quantitative regional groundwater age distribution assessments and demonstrate the importance of initial qualitative assessment of tracer-specific reliability, as well a need for additional, complementary tracers (e.g. 85Kr, 39Ar and potentially also 14C).
We believe this opens up new possibilities for estimating quantitative dose- and time-dependent responses in toxicology and in disease progression using knowledge of molecular mechanisms.
