Sentence examples for specific quantification from inspiring English sources

Immunoassays have been developed for the specific quantification of biomolecules in clinical diagnostics.

For a specific quantification, reconstruction and calibration strategy, quantitatively normal diagnoses are shown in green, while an abnormal quantitative diagnosis in shown in red.

This real-time PCR assay allows rapid, sensitive, and specific quantification of all currently defined AdVs into either 2 or 1 multiplex assay for clinical samples.

To develop a validated, focused Cruciferous Vegetable Food Frequency Questionnaire (FFQ) as an assessment tool for specific quantification of dietary cruciferous vegetable exposure.

The present study defines and characterizes the economic burden of migraine in a patient population attending an Italian III level headache center by providing specific quantification of the cost associated to the episodic and chronic forms of disease.

For its interaction with human health, environment and relevant commercial interest in biotechnology-based production, rapid and specific quantification method for this molecule accessible to common laboratories is badly needed.

From empiricists, more and specific quantifications of spatial flows are needed, defined by the major categories of organismal movement (dispersal, foraging, life-cycle, and migration).

For tissue-specific genes involving high possibilities of cross-hybridization between probes on arrays (Serizawa et al. 2004), a sequencing approach is more suitable for specific quantifications.

The FC quantification of Chlamydia infected WBC demonstrated both sensitivity and linearity and provided a basis for the cell type specific quantifications comparing weakly positive and positive samples shown in Figure 6.

Consequently, we developed both JP2-clone- and non-JP2-clone-specific quantification methods based on primer specificity and the qPCR technique.

In this study, quantitative PCR assays were designed for genotype-specific quantification of four epidemiologically important genotypes, GII.3, GII.4, GII.6, and GII.17.