No, zero point 97 to the power of, let's say ten. Okay, so if the likelihood that our administration is process is correct is 97% and we raise that to the power of ten, that gives us so point 97 to the power of ten is about 74% likelihood that it's correct. So what that means is if we break down the polypeptide into small fragments, the likelihood of it being correct increases tremendously. And so that's exactly what we normally have to do. So to solve the problem, we can cleave the protein into many smaller fragments and then use the Edmund degradation process on each individual process. So let's suppose we have the following polypeptide.