Several key features of the system together with the system description and the considerable example of the applications are described.
As we would expect based on Figure 3(a), the news coefficient is positive, statistically significant in all models, and of a considerable size: for example, gaining 50% of the news mentions would, on average, correlate with an increase in vote share of around 20 percentage points.
There is a considerable addition of examples on system availability modeling, wireless system performance and availability modeling, software reliability modeling, and system performability modeling.
According to Crook, Burges "supported his roofs with a considerable body of examples of doubtful validity; the truth was that he wanted them for their architectural effect".
Here, as WW Norton identifies, Kipling "brought to its strange perfection that narrative manner of implication, abstention, and obliquity of which the first considerable example is Mrs Bathurst".
Whilst the magnitudes of the effects of temperature and wind speed in model 1 appear small, it should be noted that these conditions have a considerable range – for example an increase of one km per hour in wind speed overall decreases robbery by 1.1percentnt.
A considerable sleight-of-hand.
In the case of medical practice there is a contrary example: a considerable amount of research evidence on the quality of practice, but little sign of its widespread implementation.
She is, for example, a considerable fan of James Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis, as much because of its religious potential as because of its scientific truth.
For example, a considerable percentage of wild type mice (6 16%) in each of the genetic backgrounds failed to freeze in the 7-day test; therefore, in a group of eight mice with normal remote memory, only one or two mice would be expected to have a z-score outside of +/−1 standard deviation.
For example, a considerable population of REs assigned to grade four by p53retriever receives very low scores from JASPAR.
