As crystallographic resolution decreases, the parameter-to-observable ratio increases, i.e., the atomic coordinates and other structural model parameters are being fit to fewer experimental data, which then decreases statistical confidence in the accuracy of the refined atomic protein model [6].
Hence, for the active m th speaker, the related observable signal power ratio SPR ̂ m ( ℓ, k ) is smaller than one or at least very low only in some special subbands.
3) We test if the observable adult sex ratio on the host is influenced by temporal and spatial aspects of reproductive behavior.
This peak becomes less observable at Br−/Au ratios of 6 1, and the spectrum in the near infrared increases, suggesting high yield of nanoplates.
The introduction of diffuse scattering caused no observable difference in the ratio.
Given that most observable protein and transcript ratio changes were centered at the end of anthocyanin biosynthesis, we present the relative abundance of these metabolites for the three moieties of anthocyanins that were determined (Additional file 10).
However, due to their convoluted surface, the observable area and signal/noise ratio achievable with unactivated T cells in TIRF imaging is very poor relative to activated T cells, which spread (3).
There was a clear difference in target cell growth observable at effector : target ratios of 10 : 1, which represented a transduced effector : target ratio of 1.4 : 1.4
In addition, a second detector leads to new hierarchy-dependent observables, such as the ratio of the locations of the maxima of the Fourier cosine transforms.
Hence, the observable rate of mRNA production depends on the interaction strength given by the ratio kon/koff, and the efficiency r with which transcription is initiated upon interaction.
First, it does not involve a "classical limit," but a series of limits of the ratio of quantum observables involving Planck's constant and other physical observables going to zero (e.g., relevant classical and quantum actions), or limits involving the separation of nuclear and electronic frames of motion (in the case of chemistry) among others.
