Cells stained with CD45RA and CD45R0 were divided into a CD45RAbright subpopulation that did not express CD45R0 and a more activated CD45R0+ subpopulation that expressed both isoforms in approximately reciprocal quantities [29], [30].
Hooks and Chen calculated the ratio of single fiber current divided by the maximum current (SF/MAX), whereas the authors of the paper under review compute the reciprocal of this quantity (MAX/SF).
Although mappability can be defined as a continuous quantity (the reciprocal of k-mer frequencies, for example, as in [ 23]), it is generally not very useful to know the degree to which a region is unmappable.
For Au nanoparticles, as the radius exceeds 10 nm, the major factor is partial molar surface area, there exist linear relationships between the electrochemical thermodynamic quantities and reciprocal of radius.
This paper argues that a uniform global tax-like price on carbon emissions, whose revenues each country retains, can provide a focal point for a reciprocal common climate commitment, whereas quantity targets, which do not nearly so readily present such a single focal point, tend to rely ultimately on individual quantity commitments.
These test statistics are combined in a meta-analysis, which weights the statistic from each hospital according to the reciprocal of the variance, a quantity that depends on sample size and the change in availability.
The reciprocal relationship between the two quantities is represented by an expression similar to that in Eq. (1).
If the human density is greater than that of HIV, the quantity is replaced by its reciprocal.
Once the limiting IAA is found, the food quantity is rescaled by the reciprocal of the ratio of this IAA to the reference.
A reciprocal relationship is observed between antigen quality and quantity in lymphocyte activation: Higher antigen affinity requires lower dose of antigen to trigger T-cell proliferation, and inversely, lower affinity requires higher dose (Gottschalk et al., 2012).
