As shown in Figure 1 (top left and middle), in our proposal two hairpins would be in monomer-dimer equilibrium before the seminal ligation event fixed them in the duplex form.
In comparative studies of rare events, fixing group sizes may result in groups with zero events.
Speed and ambition were critical and project management has been by deadlines - external events fixed in time for which the project had to have something to show.
Note that the sequential and additive arrival at the phenotypically meaningful sequence of A plus T plus G, represents, in reality, the accumulation of events fixed by natural selection during protein evolution, which entails clustered changes of multiple parts, and at diverse locations, within functional domains.
Acute genitourinary toxicity was similar (RR 1.13, 95% CI 0.81 1.59; P = 0.47), as was the incidence of late adverse events (fixed effect for gastrointestinal toxicity, RR 1.07, 95% CI 0.59 1.95, P = 0.82; fixed effect for genitourinary toxicity, RR 1.43, 95% CI 0.47 4.34, P = 0.52).
It was also possible to compare two proportions, considering a 5% probability of type I error, 80% study power, working with the maximum p × q product (a 50% prevalence of the event) and fixing at 4% the minimum significant difference.
which allows to compute the threshold value of Eve's average SNR over the FF channel by taking into account possible outage events and fixing the secrecy outage probability ξ.
Because of the low sensitivity of this analysis to the event depth, the depth of the induced event is fixed at 8 km, which is a typical depth of earthquakes in Oita region after M7.3 event.
The Cox model assumes that the hazard of the event remains fixed through time, that is, the effect of the individual covariates remains the same and proportional.
This isn't to say that the event was fixed, exactly.
Only one camera at each event stays fixed on Trump: the shared "pool" camera, whose footage networks share and which stays on Trump so as not to miss his speech.
