The occurrence of methylated CpGs in the fragments selected for bisulfite sequencing showed a high quantitative correlation with the reads found by MethylCap-seq in the same area.
Previously, we performed gene expression profiling of 152 glioma tissues [ 5] with a high-throughput quantitative PCR technique called adaptor-tagged competitive PCR (ATAC-PCR) [ 6, 7].
In this cross-sectional study of a population-based sample of premenopausal women (37% overweight or obese), an irregular menstrual cycle was associated with higher quantitative ultrasound measurements including BUA, SOS and QUI.
If the combined effects of the resistance QTL mapped in our experiments are predominantly additive, pyramiding QTL from chr5 and chr11 for both stem and leaf resistance may yield genotypes with a higher level of quantitative resistance to P. infestans.
With a much more sensitive and higher quantitative capacity, PET extends the dynamic range of concentrations to much lower nanomolar concentrations that are undetectable by contrast-enhanced MRI.
While the BOLD signal is stronger with a higher temporal resolution, ASL provides quantitative, direct measures of the physiology and metabolism of specific networks.
A higher CMI (quantitative values) significantly correlated with higher MAI (p = 0.040), although there was no association to lymph node status, localization of metastases, and molecular subtype.
Of the 54 reviews with quantitative changes, those with a higher number of participants than the original versions showed a greater than 50% change in effect size and in the width of the 95% CI.
Compared with the previous methods utilizing fluorescent or bioluminescent reporter genes, our approach utilized a fully 3D modality with high quantitative accuracy and high sensitivity particularly deep within the body.
This approach not only simplified the complexity of various glycopeptides, but also increased the sensitivity considerably to identify a particular sialylated peptide with high quantitative accuracy on the sialylation changes.
