It remains unknown, however, how these alterations map onto quantifiable behavioral deficits in patients.
And because this deficit is quantifiable, we can trace its remedy over time and all agree on the progress made.
Therefore, we investigated the characteristics of PIFS in F2 generation mice through analysis of three quantifiable traits, which include functional motor deficit on rotarod, activation of astrocytes, and CNS vascular permeability.
By combining clinical data sets from major worldwide disease cohorts and by applying innovative technologies to deeply phenotype stratified patient groups, we will define a set of quantifiable biological parameters for social withdrawal and cognitive deficits common to Schizophrenia (SZ), Major Depression (MD), and Alzheimer's Disease (AD).
The MDGs reflect the obsession that donor countries currently have with indicator-based, low-trust accountability, where that which is quantifiable is valued and that which is not (eg democratic deficit) counts for less.
In response to these concerns, the authors have proposed an easily quantifiable measurement of hypovolemic shock based solely on initial base deficit.
The use of an automated gait analysis system, CatWalk system, in evaluating gait deficits in mice with CFA-induced arthritis can produce quantifiable and easy-to- reproduce data with less observer bias.
For example, CDD2, is Chardonnay, water deficit and replicate 2. (XLS 4096 kb) Additional file 4: ANOVA results for the quantifiable (1211) proteins (log2 NSAF) in five grape cultivars, with p-value (p) and adjusted p-value (adjp) prefixing each effect.
The underlying premise of the theory of deficit accumulation is that individuals with more deficits are more likely to be frail, which could be quantifiable using a FI [ 1].
Moreover, it is quantifiable.
