The expression 'φ(x)' is a formula whose unbound variable is x.
The unbound variable of each such equation can be efficiently identified [ 29], whereas the transformation of an algebraic rule into an assignment rule includes symbolic computation and is very difficult to implement.
Noticeably, the ratio of bound to unbound AID was variable to some extent (see, for example, Figure 1A vs. Figure 1B); these differences in binding efficiency of AID to beads may be explained by technical variation between experiments, and by different binding capacity of the various beads.
p63 tag count in standardized sqroot space was the response variable for the regression model and a categorical variable with two possible values (0 (bound) and 1 (unbound)) was the response variable for the discriminant model.
That is, we did not assume that [ N] ≈ [ N] T or that [ P] ≈ [ P] T. (Unscripted variables are unbound concentrations and the T subscript signifies total concentrations).
On the second, the bachelor-quantifier takes wide scope and the world variable is unbound.
In particular, the pronouns 'he'sheshe'his'is', and 'hers' appear to have three different types of use: indexical uses (sometimes called deictic or demonstrative uses), bound variable uses, and unbound anaphoric uses (Kaplan 1989a, pp. 489 90; Partee 1989).
40 Docetaxel unbound clearance was lower and more variable in patients with hepatic dysfunction compared to those without hepatic dysfunction.
The particle number density and the percentage of unbound PEI were almost independent of the controllable variables.
Furthermore, a possible variability of the fraction of protein-bound cortisol, potentially leading to a variable concentration of the biologically active, unbound cortisol, was also not determined [ 24].
