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How well these geometric means represent an individual's true exposure is unclear.

These are criticisms commonly raised in the philosophical literature and by no means represent an exhaustive list.

While the three HCD settings tested by no means represent an exhaustive optimization procedure, they are an adequate parameter range for determining methods that will optimally dissociate the largest proportion of proteins encountered in a top down high-throughput analysis.

Therefore, although we are confident that the five targeted areas are indeed TCs for biochemistry, they by no means represent an exhaustive list and may not even be the five most important TCs for biochemistry.

Elizabeth: Communicating through digital means represents a major change for the human race.

The Jackson era, too, by no means represented a triumph of the kind of economic equality espoused by Paine, Herman Husband, Thomas Young, James Cannon and the democratic-finance populists of 1760s and 1770s.

However it should be noted that only one sample per tissue was analyzed, which by no means represents a mean expression in these tissues or cell lines.

According to Wheeler (13), any eight data points below the mean represent a shift in the direction or a change in the system.

The standardized response mean represents an intuitive estimate of the "signal-to-noise ratio" defining responsiveness.

Subtracting each data point from the column mean represents a center of this matrix.

The investigators computed mean sperm data for each year and adjusted the means to represent an average 35-year-old man.