Indeed, we have seen that he adopted an operational "measurement=meaning" principle according to which the meaningfulness of a physical quantity was equivalent to the existence of an experiment purporting to measure that quantity.
The differentially expressed miRNAs between the two libraries were showed in Figure 3 and Additional file 4. The same as previous study on miRNA detecting [ 10, 11, 13, 27, 35, 36], most of its expression quantity were equivalent, while there were also some miRNAs expressed differently between the two experimental group.
We also show that the numerical method of Wang, Peskin, Elston (WPE, 2003) for computing said quantities is equivalent to that resulting from homogenization theory.
Although minimizing this quantity is not equivalent to minimizing the global cost function (28), such a simplified minimization scheme is commonly adopted in many algorithms, such as [20, 31].
These five channel pairs are further analyzed due to the reason that for these channel pairs, the time-domain quantities are equivalent to that in the beta range and as pointed out earlier, the Geweke decomposition is more readily interpretable in the time domain.
Of note, when GQ was tested on DBS (Guthrie cards, Whatman 903) from the Tasmanian Infant Health Survey (TIHS), Australia, dating more than 20 years old, an average of 66 ± 15 ng (n = 3) of DNA could be extracted per two punches, each being 1 mm in diameter, with a mean 260/280 ratio of 1.66 ± 0.02; these DNA quantities are equivalent to 42.0 ng/mm for TIHS, compared to 12.7 ng/mm for NCS samples.
In contrast to the equivalent expression for the dynamics within a single group, this quantity is independent of l.
Thus this quantity is completely observable.
This quantity is sufficient for 3 drinks.
An appropriate quantity, which is equivalent to 50 μg/mL diclofenac, was weighed and dissolved in 10 mL of water.
