Since the last edition, the editors write, they have tried to rationalize the "phenomenal growth of the American quantitative record," which is why Historical Statistics has proliferated to more than 5,000 pages, from 1,235 in the last version, and includes new chapters on slavery, poverty, American Indians, the Confederacy and the nation's territories overseas.
The quantitative usage data that were recorded are summarized in Table 3.
Evaluation through Mini Mental State Examination, MRI brain, and Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG) recording was done for every studied elderly.
No quantitative records of plague prior to 1904 are available for the region.
Over the last two decades Italy's quantitative record on Official Development Assistance ODAA) has been very poor and unstable.
Despite this general consistency there is increasing concern that there may be diagenetic effects on the quantitative record of some metals, which can be inferred based on a strong relationship between mercury and other organically bound elements and proxies for peat decomposition (C/N ratio).
Mid-IR spectral frequencies are resonant with the fundamental vibrational mode frequencies in molecules; hence, the IR absorption spectrum at each pixel is a quantitative record of composition [ 29].
Therefore, historical qualitative records and modern quantitative data are not directly comparable, and their integration for long-term analyses is not straightforward.
These properties are enhanced by good intra- and inter-assay reproducibility, and the generation of a permanent quantitative record of the data that can be reviewed independently.
After freezing the US image, quantitative parameters were recorded for both muscles: anterior posterior diameter (AP diam); lateral lateral diameter (LL diam); and cross-sectional area (CSA) (computed from the perimetral contour of the muscle section).
