The rate of the transfer can be studied by the indicative permeability coefficient (IPC), which gives a quantitative indication of the permeability of the placenta for a given compound.
Eleven transcripts were selected based primarily on encompassing a quantitative range indicative of transcriptional factors, which for this group of targets was estimated to be 10 10,000 transcript molecules per 10 ng of total RNA.
Numerous studies have demonstrated that relative abundance is a useful quantitative measure, indicative of putative pheromones (Singer et al. 1997; Wyatt 2003; Zhang, Rao, et al. 2007; Zhang, Zhao, et al. 2007).
In addition to DI other quantitative criteria indicative for malignancy, such as mitotic count and nuclear morphometric characteristics, were estimated in 24 benign and malignant tubulopapillary tumours, a category where the histological classification may be difficult.
The Intellidex methodology "selects stocks that meet certain quantitative criteria historically indicative of potential stock growth" and uses 25 selection criteria covering risk, timeliness, growth and valuations.
The result should encourage investigators to evaluate the role of automated BSI in existing prognostic models for metastatic prostate cancer, which noticeably lacked a quantitative imaging parameter indicative of skeletal disease burden [1, 14].
Capsaicin pretreatment induced profound loss of warmth and heat pain sensitivity (pain threshold and supra-threshold ratings) as assessed by quantitative sensory testing, indicative of efficient TRPV1-fiber defunctionalization (all outcomes: P < 0.0001).
As such, the quantitative needs were indicative only of their magnitude in each domain of participation.
Inter-scanner and inter-vendor differences should be taken into account in patient studies [ 15] to reliably interpret quantitative CBF changes indicative of dementia and establish cut-off values.
The early quantitative models are rather indicative of some kind of problem identification.
