Such periodic systems have a Fourier transform that is concentrated at periodically repeating points in reciprocal space known as Bragg peaks; the Bragg peaks correspond to the reflection spots observed in the diffraction image.
She starts with aji dulce peppers, she said, and broadleaf thyme and culantro — — Did she mean "cilantro?" "Culantro," she repeated, pointing at a low-growing, parrot-green herb with feather-shaped leaves.
Performance scores were gathered at repeated time points longitudinally on students who were also nested within classes; therefore, a hierarchical or multilevel model (HLM) was required to account for lack of independence between scores.
For the LCGM and GMM, aggregate QIDS-SR sum-scores at repeated time points were used.
As such variations are also likely to occur in randomised clinical trials, researchers should consider assessing postintervention health outcomes at repeated time points.
We then fit a modified R model described by Edwards et al. (3), which allows the direct comparison of the predictive effects of time-varying variables on an outcome measured at repeated time points.
At the risk of repeating a point that has already been made ad infinitum, most Americans have already made up their minds which way to vote.
When a body is suddenly seen lying on the platform, it seems to be conjured from the air, an effect repeated at points in the piece.
LCGM and GMM fitting was done using the aggregate QIDS-SR sum scores at the 9 repeated time points.
While Mr. Murphy showed a command of policy details, Ms. McMahon relentlessly stuck to her talking points, at one point repeating a series of sentences verbatim after an earlier attempt had been drowned out by a moderator.
Note also the repeated data points at 130°C for the corn stover plot, showing higher variability than the corresponding xylose release data.
