The genres have not been accorded a corresponding measure of respect, however — the prizes and reviews still largely go to "literary" novels that seldom sell more than comparatively trifling numbers.
He's correct in that hunch because Samuels is taking an age to get going and then Simmons, perhaps feeling a corresponding measure of pressure, pulls Bollinger high towards the deep mid-wicket boundary and is caught by a quick-thinking Maxwell.
For each of these variables, a corresponding measure was constructed to calculate how many standard deviations away from the mean it fell.
Models directly specifying fitness do not have a corresponding measure of stabilizing selection strength via the trait-to-fitness mapping.
As expected, the corresponding ease and behavior measures had stronger associations than those that do not correspond; all corresponding measures but only 2 of 20 non-corresponding measures correlated at p <; 0.001.
Although the study on middle-aged Danes shares similarities with our study, Morse et al. [ 11] did not use pack-years (or any other corresponding measure) to assess smoking intensity and they used only a binary outcome for tooth loss (6+ versus <6 teeth lost).
"We were forced to take an adequate corresponding measure," the statement on the foreign ministry's website said.
We show that these currents are extremal and that the corresponding measure is mixing.
A corresponding measure was proposed back in 2006 by the Commons science and technology committee, which recommended it be a requirement for departments "to demonstrate in all major strategic planning documents that they are using the results of – not just conducting – horizon scanning and research".
The corresponding measure is indicated as B in what follows.
Note that for the definition of, we need to consider the characterization of the corresponding measure.
