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Gumedze et al. [ 6] presented a model for accommodating outliers as observations with inflated variance, an outlier being indicated by the size of the associated shift in the variance.

Because these changes cause an increase in angiotensin II activity and associated shift in the acute pressure-diuresis relationship, the renocentric and mechanogenic hypotheses for the etiology of primary hypertension could potentially be interpreted as compatible.

In addition, we accounted for trial-to-trial differences in choice reaction-times (and potentially associated shift in the hemodynamic response) by modeling EVs of variable epochs based on the choice duration (see Material and Methods).

For the first time researchers are quantifying the relationships among transnational circuits of capital, associated shifts in agroecological landscapes, and the genetic evolution and spatial spread of a xenospecific pathogen.

Despite a small average increase in mutant frequency for smokers, an increased proportion of base substitutions at AT base pairs in smokers (p = 0.2) hinted at a smoking-associated shift in the mutation spectrum.

Although the annual incidence of pertussis from 2001 to 2003 was highest in infants aged < 6 mo, there has been an age-associated shift in the proportion of cases in recent years, with adolescents (aged 11 18 y) and adults (aged ≥ 19 y) representing an increasing number of cases.

Computational work on clusters of the gold(I) thiocarbamate systems suggests that a compression of the length of the intermolecular aurophilic interactions results in reduction in the electronic band gap (BG) and the associated red shift in the emission.

Rather than exploring this avenue, this section considers how labour market institution variables are associated with shifts in the estimated Okun's coefficient over the business cycle16.

Surface cooling over most of Antarctica is also associated with shifts in the SAM contributed by the Antarctic ozone depletion and increasing greenhouse gases (Shindell and Schmidt [2004]).

The aim of the present work was to analyze whether the location of the dental biofilm was associated with shifts in the membrane fatty acid profile, and whether such shifts could affect certain virulence factors of strains of Streptococcus mutans.

We have found some evidence that changes in cost and management accounting practices are associated with shifts in the business and accounting environment as external contingencies, and with those in technology and organizational aspects as internal contingencies.