Eventually in 1965, John Bardeen, Leon Cooper and John Schrieffer developed the so-called BCS theory of superconductivity, based on the discovery that arbitrarily small attraction between two electrons can give rise to a bound state called a Cooper pair.
Estimation of true and false selections are based on the proposition that after arbitrarily chosen split the resulting subgroups have only changes in gene expression produced mainly by the controlled modifications in one of the subgroups.
Classification of depression is controversial, causing much debate among psychiatrists, as diagnoses are based on the presence of certain arbitrarily defined symptoms [ 19- 22].
Based on the modal value, we arbitrarily defined the sub-set of telomeres having an average D value of less than 2.3 × 10-4 μm/second as 'calm' telomeres (moving less than 0.37 μm during 100 seconds tracking).
Based on the subjective assessment, we arbitrarily divided the degree of total RNA degradation into four categories: 0 hours – intact; 18 hours – early degradation; 24 hours – moderate to severe degradation; 96 hours – severe degradation, under the assumption that RNAs from different cell lines follow this progressive trend of degradation at the four time points.
In each panel of Fig. 8, the subpanel at the top represents parameter estimates based on one arbitrarily chosen block-simulation run, and subpanels in the middle and at the bottom represent the mean and standard deviation of the parameter estimates based on 1000 block-simulation runs, respectively.
The study of the whole spectrum of fiber numbers gives us a better view than the study based on one, arbitrarily chosen number.
The 90.6percentt level was somewhat arbitrarily chosen, based on the fact that it represented one and one-half standard deviations from the mean accuracy rate at that time.
She chose her race, Zerg, somewhat arbitrarily, based on "the look of how it played," when she first started watching her brother (a Terran), and has come to appreciate the Zerg race for its "reactive" qualities.
Or as Nathanael West writes in "Miss Lonelyhearts," a novel about a disgruntled male advice columnist who writes under the titular pseudonym, "Her sureness was based on the power to limit experience arbitrarily".
