Microscale pipette tips thus provided a useful basis for the rapid, approximate definition of a chromatography design space.
As RNAseq mapping provides only approximate definition of transcript ends, we searched for a promoter motif within an area +/− 250 bp from the point at which 5' short-read coverage for exon 1 ceased.
Our study was limited by the definitions for hypertensive disorders in pregnancy used by the Nova Scotia Atlee Perinatal Database, and while these definitions are not exactly the same as commonly used definitions, they approximate definitions proposed by the Canadian Hypertension Society and other organizations [ 4].
This brings me to the following protest at what another reader sees as overblown language in the Guardian, particularly in headlines: "Would it be possible to create a hierarchy of words in descending order of magnitude with approximate definitions?" Could I not do something about overheated language, the reader asked, before it became a disaster, or catastrophe, or tragedy?
As immediately follows from this definition, the approximate solution (y^{ast}) is not unique, in general.
Befor giving the definition of the approximate controllabiliy for the sytem (3.9), we have the following known result: for all and the initial value problem (3.9) admits a unique mild solution given by.
Definition 2.3 The approximate upper limit u + ( x ) and the approximate lower limit u − ( x ), respectively, are defined by u + ( x ) = inf { t ∈ : lim ρ → 0 + | { u > t } ∩ B ( x, ρ ) | ρ 2 = 0 }, u − ( x ) = sup { t ∈ : lim ρ → 0 + | { u < t } ∩ B ( x, ρ ) | ρ 2 = 0 }, where B ( x, ρ ) is the ball of center x and radius ρ.
According to the definition of MWCO, the approximate MWCO of the membrane was 500 Da.
The detailed algorithm is presented in Section 4, and the formal definition of retrieving the approximate critical points from physical world is given as follows.
The main focus of this paper is placed on the approximate controllability of the system (1.1); see Definition 2 for the notion of approximate controllability.
