Here we show that young adult female fXPCs show subtle, yet significant, age- and FMR1 gene mutation-modulated cognitive impairments as tested by a quantitative magnitude comparison task.
Since the strength of these interactions varies between changing environments and pathogens [16], I only qualitatively consider the presence of an interaction rather than its quantitative magnitude.
On the other hand, this cluster of variables belongs to the metabolic syndrome, and the quantitative magnitude (∼60 μmol/min/m BSA) of this putative effect of GCKR variation on whole-body insulin sensitivity is consistent with the role played by GCK, the protein regulated by GCKR, in determining insulin-mediated glucose traffic in liver.
Given the data lineage, a cylindrical uncertainty model was chosen with quantitative error magnitudes in both horizontal and vertical directions.
Against experimental data, we compare pure quantitative physical magnitudes as moment phase lags with respect to tank movement and more qualitative ones as free surface shapes.
Quantitative: The magnitude of the IR absorption-induced cantilever bending is proportional to the amount of analyte on the cantilever.
While color-encoding does not directly give quantitative vector magnitude and directions, it allows for a qualitative sense of flow directionality and speed.
For each area, five specific problems were discussed and subjected to four evaluation criteria using a quantitative scale: magnitude (A), severity (B), cost-efficiency (C), and feasibility of intervention (D).
No, the air must have a distinct quantitative form or magnitude preventing it from being moved.
Noninvasive quantitative monitoring of magnitude and time variation of TRAIL gene expression was feasible by bioluminescence imaging of the transcriptionally linked FL gene in xenograft tumors following intratumoral adenoviral injection.
