If students' standardized test results are used as the sole criterion, which is tempting because they provide clear quantifiable comparisons, then a number of factors need to be addressed.
Product recoveries of around 57% were verified during the drying runs; however, the operating parameters were fixed in order to permit quantifiable comparisons between the different feed compositions.
The GFP reporter provided most consistent results with signals readily quantifiable for direct comparison of exon skipping efficiency.
The present research proposes a need-based definition of elegance that aims at being complete yet adaptable, quantifiable, and that allows comparison between different designs or systems.
It has the advantage of being rapid, reproducible, and quantifiable, allows direct sample comparison, and can analyze a wide range of proteins (Petricoin and Liotta 2004).
Furthermore, visual field loss should be measured by a quantifiable method which thus allows comparison of change over time [ 7, 9].
Finally, especially for naked plasmid strategies, the poor DNA uptake of cardiac and muscle cells is low, the short transient expression limited up to 2 weeks can be insufficient for achieve an effective angiogenic stimulus with substantial quantifiable changes in the heart parameter in comparison to the results obtained in preclinical models.
Our approach is quantifiable, allows tracking over time, and cross-country comparison - while paying attention to the local context out of which ED designs are born.
In order to have international comparison, we only took the four quantifiable summer disciplines, as two countries only in southern hemisphere AustraliaandNew-Zealandand) have WR in speed skating [29].
"Perhaps the 'study of budgeting' is just another expression for the 'study of politics' The opportunities for comparison are ample, the outcomes are specific and quantifiable" (Wildavsky 1974, p 3).
