Thresholded TEM images (Fig. 3b) of mid-sections of representative nuclei used to quantitatively determine the extension of the interface between chromatin and the IC as a measure for the IC surface show a significant reduction (p < 0.001) in monocytes and granulocytes compared to their precursors and progenitors (Fig. 3c).
The rapid development of thin-film tactile devices in recent years, also called "electronic skin," has been spurred by a variety of applications, such as robotics, minimally invasive surgery, haptics, and prosthetics, which all have a natural extension to quantitatively image palpability by touch.
The first stage of HEGF procedure is not in the scope of this study and the main focus is to simulate the process of gas penetration and crack extension to obtain quantitatively acceptable results.
A number of attempts have been made to quantitatively model actin-driven lamellipod extension.
Likewise, in order to quantitatively assess the relationship between the extension of damage and number of cycles, an analytical model in terms of residual stiffness has been proposed.
We hypothesize that capillary leak in septic shock can be quantitatively contained by limiting soft tissue extension at the onset of disease, using contention bandages on a large proportion of the body surface.
Hysteresis-based deviations of some networks from the JGC2 equation in the high elongation region can be quantitatively taken into account as an increase in the finite extensibility parameter with extension ratio.
Morphological differentiation, indicated by neurite extension and somal rounding, was quantitatively assessed with NeuronJ.
The results also suggest an extension of DLP as a quantitatively testable hypothesis: copiosior informatione lectio potior, "the reading richer in [entropic] information [is] preferable".
Knee extension peak strength (N) was quantitatively assessed by unilateral maximal voluntary isometric efforts on a KinCom dynamometer (Chattanooga Inc., Hixon, TN).
