We then linked sage-grouse resource selection to individual nest (n = 95) and brood (n = 56) success by incorporating random-slope Resource Selection Functions as explanatory predictors in a logistic brood success model.
The gains in Falluja, neighboring Ramadi and other areas in Anbar Province, once the most violent area in Iraq and the heart of the Sunni Arab insurgency, are often cited as a success story, a possible model for the rest of Iraq.
The Sib is a means to affect social change, so those interested in the model will see the new statutory requirement to work with this group as a success for the programme and model.
But he has broken free of the stigma that haunted the former president and – styled as "Mr Austerity" – now promises to go further than any French leader has dared before, raising the retirement age, transforming labour laws and praising Thatcher's Britain as a model success story.
Daniel Seligman, an official of the Sierra Club and one of the hundreds of American lobbyists who have gathered here, argued today that Nafta -- which Mr. Bush repeatedly described as a success -- was the wrong model for a hemispheric agreement.
Though it had its critics, the TRC was regarded as a success, and has served as a model for similar processes around the world.
Mr. Vance pointed to Milbank-Frawley as a success story and something of a model for other communities bullied by drug abuse, gangs and violence.
As a consequence of this success modeling, heat exchangers were replaced by stainless steel plate ones in all machines.
The information success model is quite interesting as it describes the interaction of various factors.
F = the average breeding success modelled as a function of rat density, R, and habitat structure, H, as 1/(1+exp[−(α+β(R)+β(R×H))] in which α and β are the linear predictors of F on a logit scale (see Table 1).
