Given the large range of functional attributes seen in individual isolates of fungi, we predict that manipulation of intraspecific diversity of ECM fungal populations will have quantifiable effects on the overall performance of the population.
While there have always been people identifying as Jewish though they were not, the twin circumstances of intermarriage and acceptance of Jews in American society have led to such an increase in recent years that the population is becoming quantifiable.
In order to assess how conditions and genotype affect H2O2 resistance, we used H2O2 concentrations that resulted in developmental arrest of a quantifiable proportion of the test population.
Published studies have, therefore, begun to illustrate the link from molecular systems biology models to dynamic, quantifiable clinical outcomes at the population level.
One possible motivation for assuming a deterministic relationship would be if there were firm theoretical reasoning to suggest a quantifiable and definite effect of population structure within the hierarchy; we are unaware of any such information in the current literature but suspect that further work in this area may provide clues as to what shape such a relationship may take.
The intention can be to generate depth data or 'stories' from purposively defined groups of respondents for qualitative analysis, or to produce quantifiable data, representative of the population sampled, as a 'safety net' to identify issues which might complement the closed questions.
All placentas had measurable concentrations of at least one of the 16 organochlorine pesticides quantified, reflecting the ubiquity of exposure in the population, although the number of quantifiable residues was significantly higher in cases than in controls.
However, it would at least increase the MOE by a factor of 3-6 and therefore provide a quantifiable increased safety measure for the Brazilian population.
In particular, decisions should be made about how to balance near-term and long-term effects; weigh the potential effects in different population groups; balance the more certain, quantifiable potential effects with those that are less certain and not quantifiable; and balance the interests of the various stakeholder groups (Lehto and Ritsatakis, unpublished data).
In contrast, the second response adapt may occur in situ, generating quantifiable changes in phenotypes and genotypes as populations respond to new combinations of local selective pressures.
