But to De Gruttola and his fellow martians, the widespread confusion about such a fundamental concept has huge stakes: p values help biomedical researchers determine which products to move forward--or at least, in the case of the Thai study, to build on--and which ones to toss in the trash.
Fuhrman, the author of the ground-breaking Eat to Live, couldn't be any more blunt about this: "completely rethink what your idea of portion control is; make it huge" (2003, p. 178).
Then we went to the very random Dr. Pong, a Ping-Pong dive bar where you can grab a paddle and join in a huge communal Ping-Pong elimination game that just keeps on going all night long.
Sewage contains a huge amount of phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N) causing eutrophication and fatal consequents to the surrounding environment (Landolt and Kandeler 1987).
During C. elegans embryogenesis, germ blastomeres, especially P1 (at the 2-cell stage) and P2 (at the 4-cell stage), contain a huge amount of P granules.
The sparse dormitories are spotless, and in one huge hallway, two Ping-Pong tables stand ready, nets taut.
Almost Tolstoyan in scale and range, "Questions of Travel" feels like a huge game of Ping-Pong, its story unfolding as an outsize set of brief back-and-forth chapters.
The huge number of genomic P insertions in Drosophila are thus of great utility for performing BiFC under physiological conditions.
Due to the huge, phototriggered shift in p Ka of the involved indicator, the response curve of such a sensing phase toward changes in proton or ion activity shifts as well.
"P is a huge problem here," says Furze. "There are so many desolate places you can cook it, so many places to hide away".
