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"But as we aggregated our position in live entertainment, Goldman , Sachssaid they represented David Falk and would we talk to him".

Just as we aggregated, for example, low vaccination rates and costs of measles [ 5] across an epidemiological sample, we could aggregate community-led solutions to these problems.

Just as we aggregated vaccination and costs of measles [ 36], skin conditions [ 82, 83] or seropositivity for Chagas disease [ 35], we found we could aggregate community-led solutions to those problems into a regional strategy.

Finally, the relative effect sizes were as expected, on average, low to moderate suggesting that as we aggregated these variables, the unit-averages were able to contribute 'low to moderate' portions of the overall variance in the variable.

This is because, as we aggregate more messages, the compression algorithm becomes more effective because of the increased redundancy[28].

We compare how the average degree (langle k(t)rangle ) and the average strength (langle s(t)rangle ) grow as we aggregate the network on increasing time-windows, for the real contact data and each sampling method.

And as we aggregate these low-carbon economies nationally, we see the path forward toward the green U.S. economy on which the country is pinning its future.

All user data are kept private, as we aggregate the message subjects to the country level, effectively removing information about the individual who posted the message.

Variability is the enemy of operations, yet the risks associated with variability decrease as we aggregate many independent sources of variability.

Third, as we utilized aggregated data, we could not isolate any trends by the effects of school districts, school sizes, and overall school performance.

(table 1) As described above, we aggregated food intakes from the food frequency questionnaire into 58 non-overlapping food groups and standardised them to reduce the influence of food intakes with large variances at the expense of those with minor variances.