A comment that needs to be made when attempting to compare the performance of such a diverse selection of reporter strains is that it is practically impossible to directly compare levels of luminescence between studies.
Practically, users can directly substitute the Ki67 LI, Bax score, and TS score into the formula: If this value Π (loge (P/1− P)) is larger than 0.00, it indicates a responder case.
It is, he says, "all about providing learning that can be applied directly and practically in the charity workplace".
It is necessary to go further than just defining concepts, breaking them down into conceptual elements which are more directly and practically useful for research and for analysis for decision-making (Magnus et al. 2007).
This paper demonstrates how data from a wide range of sources can directly and practically influence the contents of such a self-management website.
The heavily fortified border that has divided the Korean peninsula since the end of the conflict makes fleeing directly into South Korea practically impossible.
"It's practically Mission Impossible to go directly to Miami," said an American official who is tracking the issue but did not have approval to speak on the record about it.
He was quickly struck by the way the referendum process overshadowed the legislative process, leaving the state representatives practically irrelevant as the voters directly settled the most pressing political issues, like physician-assisted suicide, tax policy and affirmative action.
Legumes apart, plants cannot extract nitrogen directly from the practically unlimited stores of the gas in the atmosphere, so farmers in the nineteenth century routinely enhanced soil fertility using animal manures, guano, or mined nitrates.
Furthermore, it is practically feasible to implement and directly applicable in European as well as international regulatory frameworks.
