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From: pombase/website#2029 (comment)
Should we remove all spaces? Maybe "(2.5% v/v)" needs a space though?
I wonder if we could tidy the syntax of these fields a little so that it will be consistent when I document that these values are allowed for HTP data
Percentage are usually (0.1%) but occasionally 2 % (with or without space)
Molarity is usually (20mM) but sometimes (20 mM) (with or without space)
Sometimes (2.5 % v/v) and sometimes (2 % (w/v)) ( different use of brackets)
Just on https://pombase.org/genotype/alg6delta
Is it usual to mix molarity, ratio µg/ml, percentages in a single study?
Anyway, just standardizing use of spaces and brackets would be helpful.
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Maybe "(2.5% v/v)" needs a space though? yep I think a space is required anywhere that the % is followed by another value
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I've done that. The changes will be visible tomorrow.
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From: pombase/website#2029 (comment)
Should we remove all spaces? Maybe "(2.5% v/v)" needs a space though?
I wonder if we could tidy the syntax of these fields a little so that it will be consistent when I document that these values are allowed for HTP data
Percentage are usually (0.1%) but occasionally 2 % (with or without space)
Molarity is usually (20mM) but sometimes (20 mM) (with or without space)
Sometimes (2.5 % v/v) and sometimes (2 % (w/v)) ( different use of brackets)
Just on https://pombase.org/genotype/alg6delta
Is it usual to mix molarity, ratio µg/ml, percentages in a single study?
Anyway, just standardizing use of spaces and brackets would be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: