Gross basis definition

Gross disproportionate For each fatality, there should be one defined cost. So, when cost to avert the fatality is calculated (CBA), it is compared with the defined cost of fatality. For high-risk value, this factor could be 10, whereas for low risk value it could be 2. There is no gross term definition. This is done by judgment from case-to-case basis. 

This Chapter focuses on analyses that can be performed based solely on the primary sequence of a protein. Several rationales can be applied. Physico-chemical characteristics of individual amino acids are one basis for predictions of gross structural features. For example, particular repetitive patterns may suggest a coiled-coil structure while in general secondary structure can be predicted based on an a statistical analysis of the primary sequence. The definition of signals recognized by the cellular transport machinery allow the prediction of subcellular location. Although somewhat unsystematic such observations can provide valuable hints as to the structure and/or function of a protein. 

Although, on the basis of chemical studies, it was possible to ascertain the gross structures of the molecules of starch and glycogen, the use of highly purified enzymes has become established as one of the most versatile and definitive methods for the determination of the fine structure of these polysaccharides. The use of these techniques in the examination of the fine structures of glycogen, amylopectin, and amylose will now be discussed. 

It is easily shown that for this pupose the absolute values of Q for tri, quadri and even hexa valent cations need not be known, but that the gross reversal of charge concentrations obtained at only one definite sol concentration may serve as well as in the case of mono and diavalent cations, as a basis for discussion. 

R labels the atoms, k any other parameter of the basis funetions), the same proeedure as used in the definition of MuUiken gross populations,... 

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