Moreover, we obtained a response specific for 33BF peptide of a magnitude of 90 SFC/million when animals received a boost dose of the VVEnvBF four times higher (4×107 PFU/animal), in which case the responses evaluated against the other peptides were saturated (non-countable) (data not shown).
Unique to GigaScience and essential to achieving community-wide goals for taking full advantage of large, sharable datasets across the board is the creation of a system that more easily links publications to their complete datasets, provides citable, countable credit for data producers, and makes data more accessible and useable to the entire life-science community.
Countable and uncountable nouns.
Countable nouns can be counted.
Countable topped the list, accounting for more than 200,000 downloads on its own.
This paper explores how conceptual modeling could provide applications with direct support of trajectories (i.e. movement data that is structured into countable semantic units) as a first class concept.
To compare compositional data from drusen, which are countable, and RPE, which is not, measures of content were normalized by dry weight.
Development of Sybil has been focused on manual data mining efforts, which give the user the power to navigate countable numbers of genomes in search of potentially important biological features.
Although, the focus of this study was to use NLP techniques to process death certificates, the description of this system reported in the literature did not show how well coded data from an NLP tool along with predefined rules can detect countable cases for a specific disease or condition.
With these data we associate a sequence of weighted Milnor-Thurston kneading matrices, converging to a countable matrix with coefficients analytic functions.
Since every countable level is itself countable (after all, there are only countably many possible defining formulas), and there are ω1 countable levels, there must be only ω1 real numbers.
