Qualitative methods: the missing link in orthopaedic research. [PDF]
Jones S, Tyson S.
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Quantitative benchmarking of nuclear segmentation algorithms in multiplexed immunofluorescence imaging for translational studies. [PDF]
Sankaranarayanan A+3 more
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Practical considerations for data exploration in quantitative cell biology.
Pylvänäinen JW, Grobe H, Jacquemet G.
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Scoping review on the perceptions and attitude of women on methods for collecting cervicovaginal samples for Human Papillomavirus testing in Sub-Saharan Africa. [PDF]
Andrew-Bassey UI+3 more
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Sensory effects of COVID-19 in wine professionals. [PDF]
Witek TJ, Sheikhan NY, Tran A.
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Interventions for burnout and well-being in homelessness staff: A systematic scoping review. [PDF]
Ng L+4 more
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Public Health Implications of Introducing Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination in Pakistan: A protocol for a mixed-method study to explore community perceptions and health system preparedness. [PDF]
Noreen K, Khalid SN, Javaid M, Khan SA.
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Two Quantitative Methods for Imaging Samples in Molecular Biology
Abstract In this paper, we introduce two autoradiography imaging systems from Packard Instrument Company, that provide unmatched speed, accuracy, sensitivity, and resolving power for radioisotopic imaging in biomedical research. The first system is a direct nuclear imaging system, which provides fast and accurate nuclear counting without
Li Tian
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Summary Previous studies on the reproductive cycle of echinoderms have used the gonadal index and descriptions of histological preparations of the gonad to determine reproductive state. The size frequency distributions of oocytes are also commonly used to delineate the various phases of the reproductive cycle.
Rabindra Singh+3 more
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The Need of Standardized Quantitative Methods in Forest Biology
Biologists in every field are today finding themselves continually hampered by the incompleteness of their information concerning the biotic factors of environment. Furthermore, much of the information now available is not of the maximum possible value because the basic data are often not comparable.
Samuel A. Graham
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