The phrase "a pp of" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or truncated expression and lacks clarity or meaning.
Example: "I need a pp of the report to review."
Alternatives: "a copy of" or "a piece of".
A PP of zero indicates a low probability of association whereas a PP of 1 indicates a high probability of association.
A PP of 1.67 1.9 has been achieved.
The analytical investigation using the ANSYS software engenders a PP of 2.5, and the experimental one using a PU/SMA (shape memory alloy) FMC renders a PP of 2.85.
The results showed that MEOA exhibited good low-temperature behavior with a PP of -41°C.
In 1947, Donald recommended limiting the depth allowed for breathing pure oxygen to 7.6 m, or a pp of 1.8 bar.
Bovine Respiratory Syncytial Virus (BRSV) sits outside the human viruses with a PP of 1.
A PP content of 5% by weight of asphalt is recommended for the improvement of the performance of asphalt concrete mixtures similar to that investigated in this study.
Compared with a PP range of 40 49 mmHg, ACR worsening with categorical PP was significantly attenuated in those with PP <40 mmHg (HR 0.36, P = 0.022) and was accelerated significantly at PP ≥60 mmHg (HR 2.38, P < 0.0001).
Interestingly, the tRNA gene sequence for tryptophan lay within a family of arginine specific tRNA genes, supported by a PP value of 1.
Realistic PP techniques limit (E_{mathit {E}91}^{mathit {max}}) to 10.2%, assuming a PP efficiency of (f=1.1) [29].
In the long dataset tree the AfroLINEs (represented by elephant and tenrec) and XenaLINEs (represented by nine-banded armadillo) association has a pp value of 0.97 (Figure 2).
