Sentence examples for quantitative benchmarks of from inspiring English sources

Quantitative benchmarks of acceptable or safe concentrations in biological specimens (analogous to RfDs, TDIs, or MRLs) needed to interpret these levels exist for very few chemicals of environmental interest.

Developing cells share a proportion of their DHS landscapes with ESCs; that proportion decreases continuously in each cell type as differentiation progresses, providing a quantitative benchmark of developmental maturity.

Third, we used the Rosetta Yeast compendium [4] to produce a more quantitative benchmarking of FARO.

This review provides an overview and quantitative benchmarking of publicly available algorithms for detecting associations between GE and CN alterations.

In this study, we have developed a composite indicator that synthesizes different influenza data streams to provide a quantitative benchmark of seasonal influenza severity.

Four (4) tissue culture cell lines suspected of expressing EGFR were analyzed by immunoassay to provide quantitative benchmarks to experimentally assess the ability of the mass spectrometry-based SRM assay for the EGFR protein (EGFR-SRM assay) to precisely reflect the amount of total EGFR protein per μg of total protein in formalin fixed biological samples.

Combining those findings with results of the current study provides quantitative benchmarks for accuracy and reliability for a CGM device to serve as sole input for a closed-loop BG control system.

Our approach to defining cell surface signatures in differentiating cultures of pluripotent human stem cells will potentially enable quantitative benchmarks to be devised for comparing specific cell populations generated by different hESC and hiPSC lines.

There will be both qualitative and quantitative benchmarks to be set.

Measurements such as those presented in Figure 1 provide a quantitative benchmark for standardization and comparison of different studies; however their power to inform on underlying biological processes is limited as they only provide end-point information on the mean response of a population of cells.

Regardless of the appropriateness of their quantitative benchmarks, it seems self-evident that if the maintenance of a minimally functional health system is a priority, attention should be paid to monitoring the availability of essential services such as mental health, pharmaceutical supply chains, and emergency obstetric care, among others.