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Fishery catches of smooth hammerheads are difficult to quantify due to a frequent lack of distinction between them and other large hammerheads.
en.wikipedia.org The reduced uncertainty is quantified in a lower entropy: on average each toss of the coin delivers less than one full bit of information.
en.wikipedia.org In the cancer hallmark network framework, cancer hallmarks can be represented by molecular networks which can be quantified and modeled computationally.
en.wikipedia.org They also plan genetic testing of the remains of long-deceased lynx to quantify loss of genetic diversity and improve conservation programs.
en.wikipedia.org This history of scores can then be utilized to monitor the effectiveness of treatment methods and quantify a patients improvement or decline.
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