This environment, according to myriad quantitative and qualitative studies, empowers students and leads to more satisfaction with their educational experience.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02863.008 Qualitative Stability of GRNs prevents the catastrophe described by Maxwell from occurring, even when any of the myriad quantitative system parameters (TF abundance, promoter availability, the rate of transcription, etc).
The studies we analyzed applied a myriad of quantitative and qualitative research methodologies.
Recent studies have noted myriad qualitative and quantitative inconsistencies between the medieval Black Death (and subsequent "plagues") and modern empirical Y. pestis plague data, most of which is derived from the Indian and Chinese plague outbreaks of A.D. 1900±15 years.
Rather, they are the tail ends of statistical distributions that reflect the shuffling of myriad, tiny genetic effects called quantitative-trait loci, whose true nature is not yet understood.
14 A number of quantitative and qualitative studies reveal a myriad of barriers at all stages of access and adherence.
Because our aim is to reveal how and why this triad functions, which can serve as the basis for determining whether it functions successfully in myriad contexts, we used a qualitative rather than quantitative approach (Anfara et al., 2002; Creswell, 2003; Ercikan and Roth, 2006).
In addition, going from DNA to RNA, NGS has enabled researchers to mine the enormous amount of quantitative and qualitative data buried in the myriad of regulatory sequence elements that have been discovered in recent years, namely, miRNA, long noncoding RNA, small circular RNA, nuclear RNA, and nucleolar RNA.
With the prospect of resolving whole protein molecules into their myriad proteoforms on a proteomic scale, the question of their quantitative analysis in discovery mode comes to the fore.
Quantitative evaluation of minimal polynucleotide concentrations has become a critical analysis among a myriad of applications found in molecular diagnostic technology.
We discuss this question using the Extracellular Signal Regulated Kinase (ERK), which controls a myriad functions in cells, as a model of an important enzyme for which we have crystal structures, quantitative in vitro assays, and a vast list of binding partners.
