As an integral part of modern civil engineering systems, automated monitoring systems provide quantitative monitoring data for disaster-prevention, as references for future designs, and for forensics working at the site of an engineering disaster, among other possibilities.
The studies conducted in desert systems provided quantitative data; water tables ranged from about 4 to 20 m below the ground surface, and stream flow permanence ranged from 71to<25%5% in these drought-affected sites.
Therefore, to our knowledge, no single input state PS-OCT system, that provides quantitative polarization sensitive measurements, was published so far without any PM fibers or bulk polarizing components in the interferometer or detection unit.
The use in our study of a rapid point-of-care platform testing system that provides quantitative NGAL results from whole blood in 15 minutes [ 26] adds important clinical implications to our results since the time to diagnosis in the ED is inversely related to the optimal patient outcome.
This system provides qualitative and quantitative elements for understanding the immediate public health danger and to evaluate it in real time.
The ultrasound assessment system we used provides quantitative information about tissue properties, and was described previously (Fig. 2a) [ 10, 13, 14].
This study is established based on the probability dissipated system, where the probability density evolution equation for probability dissipated system provides the quantitative basis, say the probability of stability.
This assay system provides advantageous quantitative measurement.
The platelet function analyser (PFA-100, Dade Behring, Marburg, Germany) system provides a quantitative measure of primary, platelet-related haemostasis, by simulating in vitro an artificial vessel wall under shear stress.
Allendorf et al. (1997) used a points system in which populations were given either 1 or 0 'points' for satisfying (or not) specific questions regarding their evolutionary and/or ecological character whereas our system provides a quantitative assessment of the degree to which populations differ from one another and are ranked thereafter.
