Sentence examples for true quantification from inspiring English sources

Pretherapeutic determination of tumor resistance to chemotherapy is a main challenge, hindered by the low number of mechanisms characterized at the same time, the small size of the clinical specimens and the heterogeneity of the techniques or the lack of true quantification.

Recent work has demonstrated that for true quantification, it is necessary to account for mass effects of [11C]--PHNO itself and a small displaceable specific signal in the cerebellum in addition to competitive binding of the drug at D3 and D2 sites [19].

Another major limitation of echocardiography in assessing valvular regurgitation severity is the lack of true quantification parameters.

Strictly speaking, ProteinProphet is not a true quantification method, but the probability scores that it produces are roughly equivalent to a quantitative approach.

Because double events are also biased, this still does not give a true quantification, but only compensates for the differences of biasing.

True quantification of the intensity of uptake on a planar RNB is not possible as images are formed as a projection through the patient for a given acquisition (anterior or posterior).

It is true that quantification of Ag (0) is not accurate from the absorbance value of the SPR signal of the SNBCs.

MicroCT imaging offers high-resolution (6 36 µm for the device used in this study) and isotropic voxels for true 3D quantification and visualization.

At present, only positron emission tomography (PET) imaging is capable of true perfusion quantification [ 7].

Targeted detection of FFPE DNA analytes by NGS, a method that offers true digital quantification, demands a careful consideration of template library complexity to achieve reliable and accurate results.

This lack of identification was particularly true for the quantification of EE2, thus leading to some uncertainty for some of the measurements of EE2 and the other steroidal estrogens.