For instance, while airlines plan their routes on a continental basis, figuring out the best course from Miami to Chicago, each controller administers a little sector of airspace.
If we represent a scatter plot of from email addresses against phone numbers, on a per cluster basis (Figure 7), we find that these two parameters are uncorrelated.
*all Fe as FeO, **from Schoenberg et al., 2006., ***MELTS, water-free basis Figure 10 Sketch illustrating the set up for the evaporation experiment.
These bluefin repeatedly moved back and forth across frontal features on a weekly basis (Figure 10a, section 3).
In our hands, both immature and mature DC produce abundant IL-8, although mature DC produce about four-five-fold more quantity on a per cell basis (Figure S7).
A dedicated website was constructed, Amazonia Exon! (http://amazonia.transcriptome.eu/exon.php), to display the ∼50 millions data points analyzed in this study as heatmaps on a gene per gene basis (Figure 2A).
Overall, nitrate was a minor contributor to the total N pool in Saccharum species, including sugarcane, accounting for 2 to 5% compared to 22% in maize when calculated on a whole plant basis (Figure 4, Table 2).
Physical contact was also more common when the duration of contact was long and when the subject had contact with that person on an almost daily basis (figure 3).
In addition, we show that, if RCTs are connected at random (figures 4d), or on a shared characteristic basis (figure 4a, 4b), dense interactions do not appear to translate into treatment success as measured in terms of improvement in cancer survival.
Using the more quantitative Du Nouy ring method, the protein was found to be substantially more active at reducing the surface tension of water than either lysozyme (negligible effect) or bovine serum albumin (which presumably owes its activity to contamination with lipid or the presence of surface-proximal hydrophobic ligand binding sites) on a weight basis (Figure 3B).
