In this figure, each node denotes a person, the letter (M) stands for (Male), (F) stands for (Female), the solid edges denote assertions of the role (hasChild), and the dashed edges denote assertions of the role (hasSibling).
In this figure, nodes denote publications and edges denote citations (i.e., assertions of the role ( cites )), and we display only information concerning assertions about ( Year ), ( Awarded ) and ( cites ).
In addition, we found a significant (P=0.008) negative correlation between algal biomass and surface albedo (Fig. 4), which clearly supports our assertion of the crucial role of red pigmented snow algae in decreasing surface albedo and increasing melting.
The CMT approach distinguishes itself from earlier approaches to metaphor not just in its assertion of the cognitive role and cultural background of metaphor.
Supporting the above assertion of the positive role of educational attainment to cervical cancer awareness and test uptake is the finding in this study in which women with tertiary education were 1.4 times likely to take the test than women with lower qualification.
He argued that this type of volatility should move "should not be happening with the economic fundamentals we currently have". Given that Senator Tillis is a member of the Senate's Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, I am concerned that there are a number of significant problems with his assertion about the role of the GSIB charge.
They were detained until November and were then dismissed with a letter for the Pope; this letter, written in Mongol, Arabic, and Latin, was little more than a brief imperious assertion of the khan's role as the scourge of God.
These findings are also congruent with Zraly and Nyirazinyoye's [ 17] assertion of the potential therapeutic role of women's associations in their ethnographic study with women survivors of genocide-rape in Rwanda.
They dispute Sri Lanka's assertion that the role of the army has been scaled back in the former theatre of war in the north, and want UN member states to subject the country's government to tough scrutiny.
Protesting some of Hutchins' assertions about the role of the University in contemporary society, the Memorial coincided with widespread administrative reforms designed at least in part to more clearly define the respective roles of the President and the University Senate in the making of educational policy.
