Both sides ended up disappointed and will be unlikely to repeat the experiment.
Indeed, this surgeon is unlikely to get his experiment passed by his IRB and it is even more unlikely that volunteers would sign up to the procedure, even if it were to benefit medical science.
But how applicable those lessons are to the United States as a whole is debatable; both cities have very small black populations, and Vancouver's success relies partly on a government-approved center where drug addicts can shoot up under the eyes of a nurse and without fear of arrest — an experiment unlikely to be repeated in the United States.
The quantitative linkages observed in this experiment are unlikely to hold for an in vivo system but suggest that an experiment exposing laboratory animals to TCDD, which includes both TCDD and RA measurements with gene expression measurements, would be useful.
Thus, while mass distribution is available haptically in principle (e.g., Kloos & Amazeen, 2002), the hands-on experiences in our experiment were unlikely to afford participants with meaning, beyond what the viewing of static images could already provide.
Most importantly, such a small contact area is unlikely to be detectable in experiments.
However, such a scenario is unlikely to occur in biological experiments, where the contrary problem of having fewer replicates than wanted is more frequently encountered.
However, it should be noted that false positive peaks are likely to display low number of reads in each replicate experiment, and thus are unlikely to be called differentially bound across experiments.
Both sides ended up disappointed and will be unlikely to want to repeat the experiment.
Google, the company, may falter, but Google, the human resources experiment, is unlikely to be the cause.
