Mead and Magill's (2014) model is consistent with smooth functions such as (4) at the global level, as our analysis in Section "Definition of the recording rate" shows.
Fogel believes that his suggested 'isotropy' condition is very plausible, but, as he acknowledges, this condition involves a nontrivial measurement context-independence.[33] Fifth, as the analysis in section 5 demonstrates, violations of OI might involve action at a distance.
As analysis in the mechanism section, the surface of the freshly synthesized NaYF4 Yb,Er NPs exists unsaturated bonding of rear earth ions, which coordinates with the carboxy group of oleate anions to form OA-capped NaYF4:Yb,Er NPs.
Clearly, as the aforesaid analysis in Section 5.1, to achieve the same network connectivity probability, RPKE requires fewer preloaded keying materials than other similar schemes.
Their analysis using linear discriminant analysis and PCA analysis also showed the boomerang-shaped 2D plane coverage that we observe and, as in line with our analysis in Section "Dimensions in music mood", we assume that their 2D PCA plane is also essentially the VA plane.
Moreover, as reported in the country-specific analysis in Section 5.5, the difference in prosociality persists in some countries even after adding controls.
The ordinal distance analysis (as described in Section 2) was applied to the data obtained from the actual experiment and was compared against optimised paths as determined using the genetic algorithm (shown Fig. 4A).
As the analysis mentioned in Section 3.1, to capture the discriminative spatio-temporal feature of the fall, it requires that the system can sense the time-varying HME of each sub-region.
For each permutated data set, we recalculated the GRS and performed association analysis as described in Section of weighted genetic risk score based association analysis.
Although these low participation rates, it was observed that the confidence levels presented in Table 14 are similar to the most of surveys having individuals as unit of analysis mentioned in Section 2.2.
