In order to detect differences in the highly CD-immunogenic α-gliadin fraction we determined the relative expression level from the homoeologous Gli-2 loci in various tetraploid and hexaploid wheat genotypes by using a quantitative pyrosequencing method and by analyzing expressed sequence tag (EST) sequences.
The second tier explores qualitative and quantitative methods of analyzing and assessing the impacts of policy change.
In another line of research that draws on quantitative methods including analyzing survey data, Bateson is exploring the relationships between crime, violence, and political participation.
The Decision, Risk, and Operations Division offers two types of electives: courses focusing on quantitative methods for analyzing business problems, and courses specific to the operations functional area within a corporation.
To examine the response of AsCOI1 to different stresses, mechanical wounding, MeJA and heat, the level of AsCOI1 transcripts was analyzed using the quantitative RT PCR method in A. sinensis calli and suspension cells.
In this study, we present a quantitative method of analyzing light interception by tree canopies based on a virtual plant model.
A quantitative method for analyzing the affection of rotational speed was studied and the model for separating flat nonmetal particles in waste PCBs was established.
This quantitative method of analyzing hind limbs performance by examining footprints, known as the sciatic function index (SFI), has been widely used to quantify functional recovery from sciatic nerve injury in a number of different injury models, although some limitations of the SFI has been questioned by several authors.
The algorithm was tested in three different biological models in order to demonstrate its versatility.The hemodynamic maps presented here demonstrate an accurate, quantitative method of analyzing dynamic vascular systems.
In it I employ a new quantitative method for analyzing marginalia in manuscripts and printed books, whose results expose how changes in scholarly reading practices over the course of the sixteenth century, fostered by the growth of printing, controlled the circulation of texts and gradually expanded Europe's receptivity to radical science, setting the stage for the scientific revolution.
