The bombardment of genes and DNA from mitochondria and plastids probably shaped early eukaryotic evolution, through processes that can still be quantified and studied today.
This observation might be based on the concomitant synthesis of aRNA and the degradation of already synthesized products to smaller ones, which fail to be separated by column-purification methods but which can still be quantified spectrophotometrically.
We know that the KE family's problems are caused by a very rare mutation, yet their difficulties can still be quantified in terms of low language test scores.
For example, when using only 10 μg of the four standard glycosylated-protein mixtures and 400 μg of bovine serum album interference as the starting sample, 42% of the annotated glycosites could still be quantified., higher than the convetional method of 26% [ 63].
The cost of devolving corporation tax to Northern Ireland has still not been quantified in a joint economic update published by the NI Executive and the Westminster government.
Energy deposition resulting from particle precipitation still needs to be quantified from radar observations or other satellite observations, e.g. DMSP in conjunction.
However, due to a wide range of traits attributable to macroinvertebrates, the effect of forest burning on the macrofauna can be quite contrasting and still has not been quantified.
We argue that increased fixation instability during reading might interfere with fusional processes, but that the consequences of such a binocular instability for reading speed and reading comfort still have to be quantified.
Actual exposures, which are determined by innumerable variables along the way, including seafood consumption, still need to be quantified.
Although the extent of the negative effect of odontogenic infections compared to other determinants in this context still needs to be quantified by further research, early results from ongoing studies and previous research indicate that removing odontogenic infection has a significant positive effect on subsequent child growth and development.
