For instance, applying Ehrenfest's theorem to a quantum harmonic oscillator yields average quantities for the position and momentum that track with the classical quantities for some brief time.
Although all the compounds other than 4-heptanone and phenol detected were shared by males and females, the quantities for some of these sex-common compounds exhibited sexual dimorphism and decreased with gonadectomy.
Alternatively, it may be conducted to estimate some quantity, for example the prevalence of disease, in a specified population with a given degree of precision.
Likewise, Agilent small RNA chip analyses did not indicate significant difference in small RNA and miRNAs quantities, although, for some samples, the MN extraction kit yielded higher quantities (Additional file 1: Figure S1 and Table 1B, mean miRNAs concentration of 80, 22 and 11 ng/mL for MN, Qiagen and Norgen extraction protocols, respectively).
The existing melting algorithms typically produce melting profiles of some numerical quantity for each sequence position.
Practically, we evaluate these quantities only for some frequency band inside which the initial wavelet has a sufficiently high energy for the sake of an accurate calculation.
Because the assay target is available in small quantities, particularly for some early stage cancers, the assay clearly has a stochastic component to it and hence a particular PCR reaction may lack adequate numbers of mSEPT9 copies to trigger DNA amplification.
Although the Steelers are hardly the Men of Steel these days, they are in some ways an unknown quantity for the Jets, who have not faced them since 1992.
"Well," came the reply, "they've got quantity for sure".
Mr. Bloomberg is still an unknown quantity for New Yorkers.
