However, the above qualitative estimates of antimicrobial usage is different of the quantitative estimate of usage, where sulfonamides was by far the most used in quantitative terms, followed by tetracyclines and fluoroquinolones.
Finally, the current status of use of quantitative approaches is described, possible short-term approaches are discussed, and future research needs in this area are outlined.
The use of quantitative sediment fingerprinting in palaeoflood studies has yielded a new understanding of long-term catchment dynamics that has not hitherto been attainable using conventional techniques.
To determine associations between patient and clinical factors with postnatal brain metabolism in term neonates with congenital heart disease (CHD) via the use of quantitative magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
Along these lines, the use of quantitative phosphoproteomics strategies is limited since these cells do not replicate and cannot be cultured long term.
Corbyn pointed to the successful use of quantitative easing in Japan.
Literature, as Moretti sees it, is a system, and best understood by the use of quantitative data and concepts.
In quantitative terms, the use of the mean number of children born per woman in her fertile years has been called into question by the presence of divergent and extreme sub-groups.
In the present study, fluoroquinolones were the third most commonly used antimicrobials representing 15%% of all usage in quantitative terms.
The use of banned substances such as nitrofurans, which represented 7%% of all usage in quantitative terms, is also a great concern.
