Raman spectroscopy is especially useful for PM analysis, however, its application has been restricted mainly to qualitative laboratory investigation.
A key bioprocessing challenge in this technology is VLP self-assembly, which has until now been studied using qualitative laboratory methods and without sufficient quantitation.
Epidemiologic and demographic variables and qualitative laboratory findings were analyzed by using parametric and nonparametric statistical tests.
○ ** In the case of qualitative laboratory results, MedDRA does not appear to distinguish "increased" from "high", or "decreased" from "low": it treats these pairs (loosely) as interchangeable synonyms.
Using epidemiologic, clinical, qualitative, and laboratory research methods, my work investigates the use, mechanisms, and efficacy of both conventional and alternative treatments (e.g., yoga) in patients with both sleep disorders and/or chronic diseases (e.g., migraine), as well as underserved communities.
It is important to recognize that, while our models were able to adequately reproduce the qualitative behaviour from laboratory results, they were calibrated without incorporating activation rates and proliferation rates of immune cells that have been published in previous experimental and mathematical studies [e.g., Refs 39] [42].
We ran a pilot qualitative study in laboratory, in order to observe physicians' reaction and behaviour while using EsPeR and to find with them some explanations.
These techniques may include quantitative and/or qualitative approaches, including laboratory and field studies, surveys and needs analyses, 'in silico' experiments, modeling and simulation studies.
Third, most toxic agents were categorized according to the clinical signs and symptoms and history of toxin exposure without any qualitative or quantitative laboratory tests.
In qualitative analyses and laboratory practice in life chemistry (bioanalytics, clinical analysis, or medicine), the right selection of susceptible and reproducible methods supporting the final determination and validation is essential [ 27, 28].
8 A novel finding of our individual patient data meta-analysis is that we can now provide such pooled estimates on the probability of deep vein thrombosis in patients with an unlikely score on the Wells rule (≤1) combined with either a point of care (qualitative) or a laboratory (quantitative) based negative D-dimer test result.
