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Growth could not be quantified because of the absence of a distinct circular mycelium to measure the diameter.

Direct hydrolysis of feed in the rumen is a potential mode of action, but the importance of this mode needs to be quantified because of the relatively low exogenous hydrolase activity added compared with the total activity present in the rumen.

The reactivity of BHT and TFHEXF was not quantified because of the higher EC50 of these samples.

Therefore, although the impression is that HBO may be of value for large bowel chronic radiation changes that are refractory to other treatments, the degree of benefit and the cumulative effect or duration of response cannot be quantified because of the methodology and quality of the data.

Hezbollah's influence on Lebanese youth is very difficult to quantify because of the party's extreme secrecy and the general absence of reliable statistics in the country.

There, though, the number of products has kept rising and is now impossible to quantify because of the torrential addition of ebook self-publishing to the traditional methods of distribution.

(Their rollicking rout of Orlando was hard to quantify because of the Magic's apparent lack of interest and subsequent reports that their players were partying until 3 a.m. the night before the game).

However, evaluation of energy performance specifically relating to building form is difficult to quantify because of the large solution space, but nonetheless important to understand.

The performance of expert observers generating segmentations of medical images has been difficult to quantify because of the difficulty of obtaining or estimating a known true segmentation for clinical data.

Changes in the extent of glaciers of northeastern Siberia and the Urals are often more difficult to quantify because of the small size and cloudy summer weather which make it difficult to obtain suitable satellite imagery.

However, [Fe2+] in Eq. 13 (given by Eq. 12) is produced from Eq. 8 but is difficult to quantify because of the low solubility of Fe in the neutral pH range.