The antigen-binding activity of the fully secreted antibody was 83% compared to the CHO counterpart (set arbitrarily at 100%), whereas that of the intracellular fraction was 40%.
The term Σ denotes a σ-algebra of subsets of X, and it is the abstract counterpart to the set of all possible phase space volumes.
Therefore, on this new scale, the values of the means of the GMO, its conventional counterpart and the set of reference varieties, become, respectively: mG - mC, 0, mR - mC.
In Vermunt's method, the level of agreement between the underlying latent class measure and its predicted (manifested) counterpart forms a set of cell-weights which correct the parameter estimates for the bias mentioned above.
We have demonstrated a technique based on authoritatively annotated sequences and BLAST score relaxation to extract MoLFunCs (Most Likely Functional Counterparts) from a set of species.
All positional candidate genes for Mt-FTQTL6 were found to have highly similar counterparts across a set of dicotyledonous species for which genome sequence information is available (Additional file 7).
Frequency density distributions of FRP measured by SEVIRI at 5.0° grid cell resolution and 15-minute temporal resolution were then cross referenced in the database to a set of counterpart f-D distributions of FRP measured by MODIS.
The American Civil Liberties Union and its Canadian counterpart Tuesday released a set of core legal principles they say should govern border policies, including stricter limits on the collection and sharing of personal information between the two countries.
Also, for any individual and any counterpart relation, there is the set of that individual together with all its counterparts, and this is a less strict sort of haecceity".
But an incomplete concept can be used to delimit a set of counterparts that do exist with complete individual concepts in different possible worlds.
