can be interpreted as a delimiter of the region around any subcarrier at position where the power of the interference is highly correlated; we thus denote it as interference correlation range.
A further note against the general assumption of Caveolin-1 as a delimiter of TGF- β signaling, our data clearly show that the effects of altered Caveolin-1 expression levels can not be generalized.
Using the criterion of ΔCT ≤ +/−0.5 as a delimiter of reference gene suitability, we evaluated six commonly used reference genes (Table 1) over time in undifferentiated 3T3-L1 preadipocytes following exposure to either 1 nM TNFα or 300 µM H2O2, representing conditions of inflammatory and oxidative stress, respectively.
o) If a keyword has two merging rules together, use ";" as a delimiter between the merging rules.
In the input files "tab" is used as a delimiter, therefore the item "tab delimited" should be selected in the main window from the list used to define the delimiter for the file with object data.
The CWP is related to the rainfall probability of a cloud and can therefore be used as a delimiter between the non-raining and raining cloud (e.g. Thies et al. 2008a, b; Nauss and Kokhanovsky 2006).
Besides its primary use as a sentence delimiter, the period is often collocated with an abbreviation ("e.g"., "etc"., "Prof").. Periods also occur in numeric expressions ("13.2 mg") including dates ("24.1.2014"), as well as in a series of specialized names like file names ("readme.txt"), web addresses (" http://www.wikipedia.org"), or codes (e.g. International Classification of Diseases: "A01.9").
These recombination rates were estimated in non-overlapping bins of approximately 1 Mb considering the exact SNP positions as the delimiters of the bins.
Avoid social functions as necessary.
As a delimiter particle, ya can be attached to any of several specific linguistic elements to pick out particular aspects of a matter; this feature allows the recipients to problematize those aspects of a question rather than the whole question itself.
