The signal difference is that I can cheat in the large-number exchange by free riding on the contributions of others, whereas such cheating in the two-person case would commonly be illegal, because it would require my taking from you without giving you something you prefer in return.
One drawback of using a transformed cell line is that it does not always function similarly to native infected CD4+ primary cells that would commonly be used for future data validation.
Body mass index (BMI) is widely used as an indicator of obesity, but it has several limitations for assessing metabolic or health status, particularly for persons who would commonly be classified as obese [ 4].
The walls on the way to the private baths, for example — a place where guests were also entertained — would commonly be lavishly decorated.
The twelve picture panels are arranged by month, each showing a leisure activity in which children would commonly be engaged during that time of the year.
That phrase would commonly be translated as "Nero, burn them all!" – a reference to the emperor who was accused of playing his lyre while Rome burned in the Great Fire of 64 AD.
This is primarily because they have used model substrates (usually non-porous), simplified coating formulations and often applied coat weights that are significantly higher than would commonly be used with film-press coating technology.
Before a patient can use BaseHealth, a doctor must upload information, such as prescription history and physiological measures like blood pressure, that would commonly be found in an electronic medical record.
My Bolivian homestay mother is what would commonly be referred to as a "cholita". Generally speaking, this means that she wears poofy long skirts with brightly colored patterns, a thin, long sleeved sweater no matter how hot it is outside, and that her hair is done into two long black braids that reach below her waist.
Amazon is incurring significant costs here, and providing a useful service: While the government data would commonly be accessible by anyone, downloading and storing this sequenced DNA information is a long and expensive process.
This prominent length bias likely stems from the higher contribution of intronic reads in the nuclear measurements, as nascent RNAs of longer genes often include extensive intronic regions that would commonly be removed in the mature RNAs captured in the whole cells (Fig. 1b).
