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The expression P c (e|γ1) denotes the conditional bit error rate and can be expressed, for a binary phase-shift keying (BPSK) modulation, as P c ( e | γ 1 ) = Q 2 γ 1. (26).
The ELISA procedures for both total IgG1 and gp140 binding antibody concentration measurements require both the heavy and light chain to be expressed for a signal to be detected, unlike the dot blot which only requires either of the chains to be present.
Then, discretized Eq. (1) can be expressed for a given source space time position i and a given function ( Omega left( t right) ) in a matrix form (Tarantola 2005, pp. 62 68), varvec{d}_{i} = {mathbf{G}}_{i} varvec{m}_{i}, (2 where d i is a vector of synthetic seismograms and m i is a vector of six coefficients of the elementary MTs.
The estimates of the frequency ω ̂ 0, amplitude â 0, and phase ϕ ̂ 0 parameters can respectively be expressed for a partial l corresponding to a local maximum m of the (discrete) magnitude spectrum at the (discrete) frequency ω m : ω ̂ 0 = ω ̂ ( t, ω m ) (14).
Business-process-modeling notation (BPMN), the visual process-description language used by most BPM systems, was carefully crafted to allow the relevant level of detail to be expressed for a particular audience and to allow cascading levels of detail to be fleshed out in other models.
Innis has described Cain as "an idea that was trying to be expressed for a long time by black America but was stifled by the left-wing establishment".
After establishing our minicircle DNA expression vector, we tested whether AR protein delivered via minicircle DNA could be expressed for an extended period of time.
Cultures were expressed for a total of 72 h, feeding an additional 0.5% (v/v) methanol every 24 h.
A need is expressed for a larger database of test results, and a 'standard' sting of larger relative diameter is proposed for future tests.
Relative risks are expressed for a 2-point increase on numeric rating scales for distress measures.
§ Odds ratio is expressed for a unit increase in the independent variable.
