J774A.1 cells were then infected by addition of bacteria to the antibiotic free medium at a multiplicity-of-infection of about 50∶1.
There exists a multiplicity of books about the greatest musician, magician and mystery of rock'n'roll, but they are inevitably interpretative and often didactic, often with an axe to grind in the antagonistic mire that Jimi Hendrix's "legacy", and ownership of his music, has become.
QEEG studies suffer particularly from the curse of multiplicity, since, in addition to the common dimensions like dose and time, the qEEG is measured at many locations over the scalp and in a number of frequency bands which inflate the multiplicity by a factor of about 250.
The OD600 of the cultures was adjusted to 0.3 and the resulting bacterial suspensions were used to infect the cells at a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of about 10.
A mid log phase (OD600 between 0.2 and 0.3) E. coli MG1655 (or MG1655 F in the case of M13) culture was mixed with phage and incubated at 37°C for 10 minutes, leading to a multiplicity of infection of about 0.4.
To deal with the multiplicity of geometries, questions about their truth, and the meaning of their primitive terms, Poincaré and Hilbert propose a radically new view of geometry.
How different organisms bring about this multiplicity of morphogenetic mechanisms that deploy common molecular machineries is poorly understood.
Complexity comes about from the multiplicity of damage processes which occur during the simultaneously changing temperatures and loads, characteristic of TMF.
Activity was proportional to the multiplicity of infection but was about 2-logs higher in BS-C-1 than S2 cells.
Size differences were particularly striking for the number of polyps: in both univariate and multivariate analysis multiplicity of polyps, present in about one-third of patients, was the strongest risk factor for polyp size.
