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In addition, Michigan and Wisconsin are both also home to large numbers of college-educated whites, a group that, on a national basis, appears to be backing Clinton.
In addition, Michigan and Wisconsin are both also home to large numbers of college-educated whites, a group that, on a national basis, appears to be backing Clinton.
The first validation for museum training, organized on an in-service basis, appears to have been the diploma of the Museums Association introduced in Britain in 1930.
The under-researched choice of outsourcing core R&D on an on-going basis appears to face risks of higher transactions costs and loss of control.
The company Basis appears to have raised the most to date, in a whopping $133 million round from top venture firms and financiers announced six months ago.
The document, which describes how "Otto trucks drive the highways surrounding San Francisco on a daily basis," appears to contradict what Otto told state regulators about its program at a Feb. 24 meeting.
Those landscapes with which women interact on an everyday basis appear to be most important for physical and psychological healing.
Water use on a leaf area basis appeared to be independent of changes in water availability but transpiration efficiency in terms of grams of carbon fixed per litre of water transpired increased with increasing water availability.
From our survey in Pernambuco, the binge drinkers that consumed quartinhos on a daily basis appeared to be at highest risk, e.g. one quartinho (170 ml) per day would correspond to a MOE of 235, and the maximum amount observed of four quartinhos (680 ml) would lead to a MOE of 59.
(Although there is always a trade-off between accuracy and complexity for number of basis functions to be used the dimension of the problem is proportional to the number of basis functions. The number of basis functions may be chosen quantitatively, if needed e.g. by cross-validation but here five basis funcross-validation but sufficient).
