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The demographics and proportion of U.S. children affected by these exposures are not directly quantifiable using the various data sources we reviewed.
At higher DNA amounts per well, we observed a proportional increase in background noise in the amplification curves which were not quantifiable using the LinRegPCR software, and did not improve the assay sensitivity.
Ellipsoidal parametric uncertainty descriptions are particularly useful because they arise naturally in the context of parameter estimation, and hence have the advantage of being quantifiable using experimental input-output data.
Preventative measures for the post spinal cord injury (SCI) population include prescription of a supportive thick cushion on the wheelchair, in order to better distribute loads between the buttocks and support surface (which are quantifiable using interface pressure measurements), and potentially, to minimize internal soft tissue loads (which are typically unknown).
Our survey necessarily focuses on gene-tree monophyly, because this is what is quantifiable using markers belonging to a single linkage group (e.g., the plastid genome).
Patients with low back pain commonly exhibit impaired morphology and function of spinal musculature that may be quantifiable using shear-wave elastography (SWE).
Structure (wetland size) and composition (herbaceous species) are two attributes of an ephemeral wetland that are easily quantifiable using a moving window analysis.
Our results show that hydrazine is not a prevalent constituent of STPs, and when present is not quantifiable using currently available analytical methodology.
INV catalyses the conversion of sucrose into fructose and glucose and its activity is readily and rapidly quantifiable using commercially available colorimetric assays for glucose [ 39].
Our results are consistent with this previously published data given that changes in preload induced by positive pressure ventilation were quantifiable using respiratory changes in LV SA (ΔSA).
Such tremor is plainly evident to clinicians, visible to patients and easily quantifiable using a simple, standardised, ordinal 10-point rating scale developed by Bain and Findley.
