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This quantification system was designed to automate analysis options, including quantitative and melting curve analysis.

For quantitative comparison of the quality of sublingually acquired microcirculatory images, an image quality quantification system was developed to score venular and capillary contrast and sharpness on scales from 0 to 1.

Women with neurological findings or vaginal support defects greater than second stage according to the Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification system were excluded.

To test whether this quantification system is sensitive enough to detect changes in myelination, we used it to measure myelination in the cerebellar slice system at 4 DIV, 8 DIV and 12 DIV.

The overall distribution of pelvic organ prolapse quantification system stages was as follows: stage 0, 6.4%; stage 1, 43.3%; stage 2, 47.7%; and stage 3, 2.6%.

The quantification range of this system was 4 orders of magnitude, from 103 to 106 copies per PCR, corresponding to the detection limit of 300 target copies per mL.

The Q-Prodit measuring system was used for quantification of cytotoxic cells.

MF carried out the objective quantification, helped to configure the scoring system, was one of the subjective observers, and drafted and wrote the manuscript.

Reverse-transcribed cDNA corresponding to 40 ng total RNA in each amplification reaction on the StepOne Real-Time PCR System was used for quantification of the eukaryotic expression patterns, while the cDNA equivalent of 20 ng total RNA from non-interacting pathogen cells and 100 ng total RNA from interacting pathogen cells served for validation of the prokaryotic expression profiles.

This total VOC quantification system can be applied in many different types of bioreactors.

Variables with a statistically significant trend toward increased pelvic organ prolapse quantification system stage were advancing age, increasing gravidity and parity, increasing number of vaginal births, delivery of a macrosomic infant, history of hysterectomy or pelvic organ prolapse operations, postmenopausal status, and hypertension.