Depending on the type of grant, the quality -- and sometimes the quantity -- of preliminary data are crucial to your evaluation.
They determine the presence or absence of the analyte, and sometimes its quantity, but provide no information about other analytes.
However, given the close cloacal and oral contact between birds that occurs within families during the breeding season and the sometimes high quantity of WNV in oral and cloacal fluids, this type of transmission likely occurs in nature.
The most important are CSCs, which make probably a very small fraction of the whole cell population (sometimes, their quantity is substantially higher; Adams et al. 2007; Kelly et al. 2007) and may vary in tumors of different origin (Kennedy et al. 2007).
In population genetics, change over a generation is sometimes the quantity of interest, and even when it is not (such as when the goal is to calculate fixation probabilities), change in allele frequency is an essential part of the answer (e.g. it defines M (p) in a diffusion equation).
In wet pleurisy, fluids produced by the inflamed tissues accumulate within the pleural cavity, sometimes in quantities sufficient to compress the underlying lung and cause shortness of breath.
Monzonite, intrusive igneous rock that contains abundant and approximately equal amounts of plagioclase and potash feldspar; it also contains subordinate amounts of biotite and hornblende, and sometimes minor quantities of orthopyroxene.
Purification of ovomucin is still an empirical technique and sometimes insufficient quantities of ovomucin are purified to allow characterization.
The other is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization a quantity sometimes called cash flow, sometimes EBITDA, sometimes operating earnings or operating income.
