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We include these data in Fig. 5a in order to show more data in the lower range of the given number of molecules, and we see that, for example, sixteen random bases are required to quantify about 105 molecules with greater than 95% accuracy.

Multidimensional separation techniques (2DE and 2D LC) coupled directly or not with MS can today identify and quantify about 4000 proteins (false discovery rate, 1%) per analysis hour covering 4 to 6 orders of protein abundance (Hebert et al., 2014).

Two strip samples from each animal were prepared for DHR-123 staining; mean cytoplasmic fluorescence intensities of the neurons from four ganglia per sample were quantified (about 100 neurons per animal).

Examples of this type of analysis include a report by Cohen et al. (2004) that quantified about 800,000 premature PM2.5-related deaths per year in urban areas globally and a global burden assessment by Anenberg et al. (2010) that estimated approximately 4.2 million premature deaths per year attributable to anthropogenic PM2.5 and ozone.

Interleukin-6 (IL-6) was found to be the most abundant factor in the CAF secretome (Fig 6A, red square), as confirmed by ELISA on either CAF extracts (intracellular proteins) or CAF-CM (secreted proteins) which quantified about 1 ng/ml of IL-6 produced per 10 CAFs (Fig 6B).

But the Wave, it turns out, can be quantified just about as well as all those others, according to researchers at Eotvos University in Budapest.

It's about how to quantify uncertainty, about how to take data and turn it into knowledge.

Because there are informal activities known to facilitate formal treatment seeking or the management of disordered eating symptoms, the current research also sought to quantify how knowledge about broader help-seeking activities changes in response to the training program.

They are computed in order to quantify uncertainties about future atmospheric behavior.

Or, using a tool that crunches textual data such as the types of words in your e-mail communications or journal entries you can quantify feelings about a particular assignment or job opportunity.

If probabilities quantify ignorance about the actual values of the observables, this need not mean that this ignorance can be removed by the addition of further information.