With multiplicity, or the multiple as substantive, the question of the relation between the predicates one/multiple is replaced by the question of distinguishing types of multiplicities (as with Bergson's distinction of qualitative and quantitative multiplicities in Time and Free Will).
Four variables appeared not to have prognostic value viz: sex, type of tumour (multiplicity), histopathology, and presence of ova of schistosoma haematobium in the specimen.
"In July this year we did a massive exercise in London for exactly this type of scenario – a multiplicity of firearms attacks," he said.
The semi-discreteness property is obtained by an examination of the order type, spectral type, and multiplicity of the nest, and by the construction of subalgebras that are completely isometric copies of finite-dimensional nest algebras, with good approximation properties.
Comparisons were performed for canagliflozin versus placebo at week 26 based on pre-specified hierarchical testing sequences implemented to strongly control overall type I error because of multiplicity.
The prevalent host cell response could be determined by the cell type, the multiplicity of infection (MOI), that is, the number of the invading bacteria, the presence of autocrine/paracrine effectors, the occurrence of stress reactions and by other not yet identified factors.
A well-characterized genomic space of genes and cancer types constructed with the principle of multiplicity could be used to compare and cluster patients' tumor samples, potentially resulting in improved diagnostic and prognostic capabilities in clinical practice.
For the in vitro studies, data was extracted on cell type, multiplicity of infection (number of viral particles per cell), cell viability, culture time, arginine concentration in the medium and lysine concentration in the medium, when available.
