Sentence examples for strict quantification from inspiring English sources

Unlike combined TACE RFA, strict quantification of the change in absorbed dose, a physical quantity related to tumor response, can be predicted prior to adjuvant ablation following radioembolization as has been done in this work.

In M1, with posterior and lateral injection sites, only a very few neurons were detected (estimated n = 20 50, adjusting for the 200-μm interval between scored sections), and for this reason strict quantification was not carried out in this brain.

We therefore note that the reported p-values should not be interpreted as a strict quantification of the statistical significance of the results, but that the p-values rather indicate which regions are most likely to harbour ancestry related TB susceptibility variants.

The protein measurement is intended only as an indication of changing protein concentrations and not intended as a strict protein quantification.

An important strength of the study is the strict control and quantification of the pedometer-based physical activity interventions.

We maintained strict controls over protein quantification (Bradford assays in quadruplicate) and scrupulously loaded the same total protein for each Western blot experiment.

In "A Functional Calculus of First Order Based on Strict Implication" (1946a) she added quantification to Lewis's propositional system S2; Carnap (1946) added it to S5.

Uniquely aligned reads were then quantified using Python based HTSeq for paired-end reads (for fragment based quantification) using the intersection-strict model and subsequently analyzed using the DESeq package in R [ 61].

The laboratory exams were performed on venous blood samples, and the ammonia quantification was made in a strict protocol: all the individuals were submitted to the same phlebotomy technique after an overnight fasting.

It is important to note that our observation of similar dynamic trends among functionally related genes lends significant biological confidence to protein quantification even in the absence of strict statistical confidence.

Lipoproteins are thousands of times bigger than conventional metabolites and so their quantification does not come under the strict definition of metabolomics.