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This variation in the signal contribution is directly related to how well the resealed ghosts are washed at the end of the preparation step (i.e., removal of free glycylglycine-FITC conjugate); more thorough washing will lead to a decrease in the measured contribution of free glycylglycine-FITC conjugate.

Indeed, that alone is a poor metric for measuring contributions.

ETA_dEpsilon_B is an extended topochemical atom descriptor, which represents a measure of contribution of unsaturation and it is calculated on the monomer.

Among the various basic parameters of ETA, DeltaEpsilonA is a measure of contribution of unsaturation and electronegative atom count [ 41] which is extensively applied for modelling various toxicity end-points in the quantitative domain of structure-activity relationships [ 42].

This study is part of a larger project measuring the contribution of RSBY in achieving universal health coverage in India.

Hence, variance components associated with these kernels do not have an easy biological interpretation except that of measuring a contribution to phenotypic variance.

The PSI/Myanmar office had conducted a time –motion study in an attempt to measure the contribution of franchise officers' time across the various product lines and across administrative work vs. quality supervision.

The ratio of G C > T A transversion to G C > A T transition mutation is used as an index to measure the contribution of oxidative DNA damage to the development of antibiotic resistance (Hershberg et al., 2008).

For a second approach to measure polyphenol contribution, Acai-PS (100 mg) was transferred over a column containing 2 g of triple-washed PVPP.

Big-picture goals for this work range from creating performance metrics, such as the "Gross Ecosystem Product" – a new way to measure the contribution of nature to human well-being – to establishing a new national park system.

As a teacher, he could measure his contribution by the students' progress.