Suppose that quantity C is a common cause of quantities A and B, that the system in question is deterministic, and that the quantities a and b which, in addition to C, determine the values of A and B are microscopic and independently distributed for each value of C. Then A and B will be uncorrelated conditional upon each value of C. Now define quantities D A+B and E A-B.
A common description of quantity is a "pea-sized" amount.
The Commission shall, not later than 31 December 2012, adopt delegated acts in accordance with to Article 20 concerning the establishment of a common methodology for determining the quantity of WEEE generated by weight in each Member State.
Standardisation of scalar attributes such as height or weight involves transformation of all quantities into a common set of units, such as from British imperial to SI units.
The payoff in a game can be non-measurable psychological parameters such as utility, prestige, desire, security level, or measurable quantities that serve as a common medium of exchange.
Skates and rays are a common component of mixed demersal fisheries, and large quantities may be discarded.
DNA from one filter was used as a common background, to which varying quantities of fragmented S. aureus DNA were added.
Thus, a large quantity of patients with common diseases concentrates on the third-tiered health service institutions, which creates a serious waste of health resources [ 1].
A common principle for most of current methods for estimation of parameters in the models of biochemical networks is to minimize description between the observed and predicted quantities.
There is a considerable variation of the nature and quantity of the stromal deposits both within and among families, a common characteristic of autosomal dominant disorders.
Regardless of these methodological incongruences, the detection by Thode et al. (1996) of a far greater quantity of short common strings in real protein pairs than in shuffled ones, parallels the results presented in Figure 3. Therefore, it is justifiable to believe that even words of k = 6 may be mostly due to something other than random coincidence.
