We assume equal fluorescence collection efficiency between signal and background at the large-area detector.
We would also like to estimate the most likely expression path, which is given by the configuration of expression states over time (S g Δ 2, S g Δ 3, …, S g Δ T ), noting that the most likely configuration of states need not equal the collection of states that define S g Δ t marginally at each t (an example is provided in Section 3.1).
Ten years later – "you know, books take me a while" – came the Booker-longlisted The Welsh Girl, set in Snowdonia in the second world war, and featuring another historical figure, Rudolf Hess; and then another story collection, Equal Love, set in England and the US.
The assessment of climate change impacts requires 30 100 years of data collection, equal to the period referred to as the 'climate norm' by meteorologists.
The event algebra can be set equal to the collection of all $2^6 $subsets of $\SC$, including the empty set and $\SC$ itself; it forms a Boolean algebra under complements and intersections.
After each blood collection, equal volume of normal saline (0.9% NaCl for injection) was administered to maintain blood volume.
25 If AlertsNet is not successful in maintaining a population-based data collection (equal to covering more than 90% of all BSI cases in Thuringia), this needs to be addressed in the analysis and interpretation stage.
The validity of results based on ColSBE is also assessed by the statistically equal distribution of collection centres in GHE and GLE, which is not observed using the LocSBE and LeeSBE (Supplementary Figure 1).
In this scenario, the total number of peptides to screen with NetMHCpan would at most be equal to the collection of our ELISPOT screens (i.e. 313 peptides for HBV, 136 peptides for SARS-CoV, and 660 peptides for DENV).
Now Adam Phillips, a British child psychotherapist and prolific writer, takes up the cause in "Equals," his latest collection of essays.
