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The transcript quantities were compared using the ΔCT method.
These quantities were compared between schizophrenia patients and healthy subjects by using the results from receptor binding studies.
These quantities were compared to the reproductive output of 204 daughter cells born to these mothers at an average of 18 hours.
Transcript quantities were compared using the relative Ct method, where the amount of target normalized to the amount of endogenous control (GAPDH or RNU6) and relative to the control sample is given by 2(–ΔΔCt).
These quantities are compared for selected linear molecules exhibiting both single and multiple chemical bonds and varying covalent/ionic composition.
To assess the accuracy of the measurement method, these theoretical quantities are compared to synthetic results derived from the ESPI energy flow measurement technique.
These quantities are compared to results of highly resolved CLES to show the configuration's suitability as a critical benchmark for state-of-the art combustion LES.
Finally, the fuzzy numerical quantities are compared with the experimental quantities to highlight the efficiency of our non-deterministic model for predicting the behavioural modifications of the test structure.
Eventually, the flow solutions and the structural responses in terms of mean and root mean square quantities are compared with experimental measurements, over a wide range of reduced velocities.
The results of the flow field, the residence time characteristics and all related quantities are compared with both the Large Eddy Simulation (LES) and experimental data reported in Doost et al. (2016).
After a preliminary validation step where numerical predictions of the flame mean quantities are compared successfully with the experimental database, numerical simulations are used to describe the mean structure of stratified flames and in particular the evolution of the mean chemical reaction rate for different partially premixed conditions.
