The failure probability Pf is a theoretically sound quantity, but it does not convey clear information to the ordinary designer.
Given that the gels are loaded with a fixed protein quantity, more proteins separated, theoretically means lower concentrations of individual proteins.
During a single copulation, irradiated males transferred fewer sperm than regular males but, theoretically, this quantity is enough to fertilize all the eggs produced by a female during its reproductive life.
Our estimates included a 50% discount factor to net-down theoretically available quantities to a more realistic estimate of potential ecologically sustainable bioenergy feedstock.
Theoretically, when the quantity of vehicles increases as a resource, the total successful transferred files will increase [31].
This is a point to which huge quantities of learned and often theoretically abstruse verbiage have been devoted in journals, art magazines and conferences.
Although large-scale artificial leaves would theoretically consume vast quantities of water which is predicted to become scarcer as the planet warms and populations rise — Gleick said the leaves could be even more water efficient than current carbon- and nuclear-based energy production.
Instead, we used a transformed version of the data made up of the frequencies of pairs of alleles at a given distance (Shriver et al. 1997), i.e., the quantities and for k ≠ 0. Theoretically, there is no one-to-one correspondence between the lists (n i ) and (f k ), but in practice (using actual diversity data) a single list of n i 's values could be found to fit the f k 's.
The awaited discharge quantity of top coals can be calculated theoretically, as shown in Eq. (16).
Because the above results for coverage at ≥20x were theoretically dependent on sequencing input quantity, we repeated the analysis at near 'predicted' saturation of capture and sequencability (≥1x coverage).
