Penzias praises the authors' "clever methodology," though he notes some limitations with the model: how clinicians handled the embryos in the lab was not quantified, for example.
In case of spectral analysis, most often the power spectral density (PSD) function is quantified, for example, by the frequency at the largest power and/or by the power-law fall-off at the higher frequencies.
The results are fully consistent with the physical interpretation proposed for the cross-correlation maps, and confirm their potential for diagnosing the effective contribution of the different flame regions to the global dynamic response, as quantified, for example, in terms of the flame transfer function.
However, in some cases, changes are more subtle and can be objectively quantified, for example because change occurs within a strong artistic tradition, or because the raw material is intrinsically limited.
The extent of the inflamed area can be quantified (for example, as a parameter for follow-up examinations).
Often, however, a subset of proteins of interest needs to be quantified, for example, as potential biomarkers.
The disparity was often quantified: for example, several trainees cited 12 13 h days as being the norm, as opposed to their timetabled 9 00 17:00.
In 78/6,510 (1%) of these months there were textual comments in the nurse reports which could not be quantified (for example "takes when needed").
When proxies (surrogate markers) are considered, the correlation with the intended variant should be quantified, for example in terms of R along with the population used to derive the correlation.
An MFA-based model allows the reduction in total fluoride intake for different scenarios to be quantified, for example, by reducing the fluoride intake from one or several dietary sources.
