Additional information will include, for instance, a serial number, calibration curve or date of last calibration, configuration settings, and more.
For instance, when serial plasma samples from patients with primary HIV infection were examined for neutralizing activity against autologous viruses, the plasma virus continually and rapidly evolved to escape neutralization (40, 41).
For instance, using serial analysis of global gene expression, Steen et al [4] have found that the expression of a subtilisin-like serine protease is up-regulated 3.4-fold by heat shock in the pathogenic fungus Cryptococcus neoformans.
"In those instances for serial regulatory violators, the criminal law can serve as an instrument to help turn around the corporation and prevent future wrongdoing by those most culpable corporations".
"I believe that during the past 18 months, there were very few instances of serial default and contagion that could have not been contained by adequate risk-based capital and liquidity.
For instance, in rapid serial visual presentation paradigms, the onsets and offsets of the single stimuli need to be known and controlled for exactly to study perceptual phenomena like repetition blindness [1] or the attentional blink [2].
The AB is a period of reduced awareness occurring, for instance, during rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP), when two targets need to be processed [ 13].
His villains, too, are colorful -- for instance, the "extremely coldblooded" serial murderer Hemmo Siira, who "carries more bitterness in his heart than a thousand feminists".
Blockbuster podcast Serial, for instance, is the radio equivalent of "natural-length" publishing, with episodes that vary between 30 minutes to over an hour long.
Mr. Taruskin is probably correct when he writes that, through the use of the octatonic scale in all three of Stravinsky's stylistic periods, he never relinquishes his Russian identity, though I do not hear anything particularly Russian in many of the neo-classical works (Symphony in C, for instance) or in the elegant serial works from the late 1950s and early 1960s.
