A decision about the genotoxicity of a compound is, however, always based on several assays, and results from multiple or repeated genotoxicity assays have to be combined either qualitatively or, even better, quantitatively.
The Civil War period fares better a lot better quantitatively, a little better qualitatively, but still pretty pathetic compared to the possibilities that the actual history offers.
The Civil War period fares better — a lot better quantitatively, a little better qualitatively, but still pretty pathetic compared to the possibilities that the actual history offers.
As can be seen in Table 6 from the Acc and κ metrics, for instance, when compared with PBLS method, our method fairs better quantitatively.The methods are implemented using MATLAB R2010a.
To better assess this quantitatively, we incorporated the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression (CES-D) scale (6 ) into both initial and follow-up interviews.
Risk assessment or modeling approaches have been explored to better and more quantitatively describe the distribution of individual thresholds (Crevel et al., 2007).
The relationship between mechanical stimuli and curing tissue generation and development should be quantitatively evaluated to better understand the effective healing of bone fractures.
In this work, a comprehensive experimental study has been carried out to better understand the reaction mechanism and quantitatively describe the reaction kinetics of the oxygen uncoupling reaction and the reduction and oxidation reactions under different reaction conditions.
As a result, the Shs1-3XHA used for in vivo mapping was not quantitatively phosphorylated, whereas the Shs1 phosphorylated in vitro was quantitatively phosphorylated, which may have led to better detection of some phosphorylation sites on the in vitro phosphorylated form of Shs1.
A better understanding of the type and amount of transfers within non-commercial partnerships of FSWs in southern India, both quantitatively and qualitatively could help to better characterize the influence of economic dependence (or co-dependence) on condom use.
