The herbicided area under the trees was only 12% of the total land area, so the scaled contribution to leaching under the trees amounted to 5 kg N ha-1, compared to 13 kg N ha-1 under pasture.
The coefficient β1 represents the scaled contribution of fatigue at baseline on fatigue at completion.
We show (Additional file 4) that the scaled contribution to the genetic variance on the risk scale by each risk allele (v) is a function of p and τ, v = p(1 - p)(τ - 1)/[1 + p(τ - 1)]2 and the total genetic variance on this scale is proportional to nv.
Think about scaled contributions to health accounts based on activity levels.
As the United States and others decide if and when they will follow the lead of Germany, France, and others with appropriately scaled contributions of their own, they should be encouraged by several features of the fund.
Rare variants in PLD3 were found at an equal or lower frequency in FTLD case subjects relative to controls (Figure 1, Supplementary Tables S1 S3), making a large-scale contribution of rare genetic variants in PLD3 to the genetics of FTLD unlikely.
I am referring, of course, to the teenager George Ford, the International Rugby Board's Young Player of the Year who, despite his comparatively diminutive size, made a large-scale contribution in helping Leicester beat Saracens at Welford Road, thereby avenging a heavy home defeat earlier in the season – not to mention the narrow loss to the same opponents in last year's final.
We also provided the value of the anomaly field associated with GRIMM_L120 that is a model derived from satellite data and representing the known large-scale lithospheric magnetic field, and also the anomaly field of the large-scale contribution of the compiled data sets.
Regarding the Community of Inquiry, this research makes a small-scale contribution to the study of self-directed learning in BL in HE, by exploring the interplay of the presences in a typical HE FC, as a possible new line of inquiry (Shea & Bidjerano, 2012).
Benkler's interprets the various kinds of informatics projects in the life sciences by pointing out the differences in 'the number of people who can, in principle, participate in a project', which he explains as: 'inversely related to the size of the smallest scale contribution necessary to produce a usable module' (Benkler 2006: 101).
Further details on methodology and modeling of the regional contribution, local-scale contribution, and computation of the AQ metric estimates have been reported previously (Dionisio et al. 2013).
