The diameter of the CC is usually arbitrarily chosen, and its influence on nitriding performance has not been investigated systematically.
The colours and designs of national flags are usually not arbitrarily selected but rather stem from the history, culture, or religion of the particular country.
Also, the centers are usually rather arbitrarily defined.
Due to the tandemly-arranged structure of Bag530, and to the fact that repeat boundaries are usually defined arbitrarily by the restriction site, we could argue that the functional sequence of Bag530 subrepeats should actually be B-A'-A, because the last Bag530 monomer of the array appears to be truncated just downstream the A subrepeat (see above).
The temperature for protein crystallization screens is usually chosen arbitrarily in most labs.
Here, the boundaries of the parameter confidence region can exhibit arbitrarily complex shape and are usually difficult to translate into boundaries for the prediction confidence intervals.
This value is lower than what is usually (and often arbitrarily) chosen in most transcriptome studies, i.e. +/- 1, but we felt it was justified given the large amount of data analyzed here and the low amplitude of fold-changes reported in previous P. falciparum transcriptome studies [ 8, 12].
An absolute standard determines the pass/fail outcome by how well a candidate performs and he/she is usually judged against an arbitrarily set external standard.
Although a set of mesh data for evaluating the spatial integrals of the Galerkin weak form is usually necessary, a regular grid of cells are constructed within the program to alleviate the burden of meshing arbitrarily shaped domains.
It is usually possible to tell the difference if you are given unlimited time and can zoom and scroll the image arbitrarily.
These arbitrarily designated moments can define the season and make sense of everything we've seen over the past few weeks - and Paris is usually the place to find them.
