Orientation of genes were made relative to perforin, which was always represented in the positive orientation, except where it was necessary to be drawn in the negative orientation for comparison to other scaffolds in the figure.
On the other hand, in the world of pure realism, in which all values are made relative to interests, life turns into nothing more than a power game and is unbearable.
Moreover, while this is a type of relative judgment task, it differs from previous designs (Mateeff & Gourevich, 1983; Müsseler & van der Heijden, 2004; Müsseler et al., 1999) in which localization judgments were made relative to a comparison object or landmark present within the display.
In particular, I used the T% statistic, in which the sum is made relative to the average size of the elements in the two matrices [ 20]: T % = ∑ i = 1 c M i 1 − M i 2 / c M ― 1 − M ― 2 / 2 100 where c is the number of nonredundant elements in the matrices, Mi1 and Mi2 are such elements in the two matrices, and M 1 ― and M 2 ― their averages.
Poverty is relative to which country you live in.
Respiratory samples are usually heterogeneous, which makes relative quantification of the viral load, against the quantity of cells, the most suitable measurement.
Japanese, Chinese, and Asian-Canadian young adults made relative age judgments (i.e., which of these two faces is older?) for East Asian faces.
Dr. Sanders assumes that fixed personal traits influence initial ability but not the rate at which students make relative gains.
Well, some men, that is -- because the same era during which women and blacks made relative gains was a period when working class wages, salaries, and job security went straight to hell.
Another limitation of the study is using the 75th percentile to categorize high and low confidence, which makes assessment relative to the group participating, rather than a standard.
EDX analysis showed that ACFL550 had half the chlorine content (Cl%) relative to AC550, which makes ACFL550 a promising catalyst in acid-catalysed reactions.
