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This involved generating Hypsometric Curve (HC) which provides quantitative means for characterizing the topographic structure of a watershed.

Understanding the rheology of shrikhand is not only relevant for designing large scale mixers but can also provide quantitative means for linking the microstructure of shrikhand to its perception of texture, consistency and taste.

Multicellular layers provide a simple, direct and quantitative means for measuring the penetration of drugs through solid tissue.

86, 87 In patients with secondary iron overload, HIC provides an accurate quantitative means for monitoring iron balance.

Because increasing the cut-off values results in pruning greater number of fluxes with their reactions, the choice of a cut-off value provides a quantitative means for comparing networks and simulations.

In addition, we introduced a novel measure assessing the relative sensitivity of phase to changes in the times of dawn and dusk which provided a quantitative means for distinguishing between the systematic and driven conidiation observed in the photoperiod and T-cycle simulations respectively.

These results establish this FRET assay as a rapid and quantitative means of screening PLBM for optimization of gene therapy to activate SERCA, as needed for gene therapy in HF.

We have previously introduced a matrix-based modelling and approximation framework, and showed that it provides a quantitative and efficient means for scoring genetic interactions among thousands of genes, thereby leading to improved detection of both positive and negative pairs of interactions in large-scale quantitative screening experiments [ 31, 34].

It was subsequently used to document the contributions of the sympathetic, parasympathetic and renin angiotensin systems to the heart rate power spectrum, which introduced frequency domain analysis as a sensitive, quantitative and noninvasive means for evaluating the integrity of cardiovascular control systems [ 36].

The standardized uptake value (SUV) currently is the nearly exclusive means for quantitative evaluation of clinical [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) whole-body investigations.

The standardized uptake value (SUV) is the nearly exclusive means for quantitative evaluation of clinical [18F-]fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) whole body investigations.