While there are many differences between this paradigm and ours, our findings suggest the possibility that the forgetting and lack of sleep-wake differences observed may be due to averaging across all memories, instead of focusing on the weaker memories; Our Experiment 2 findings averaged across frequency are qualitatively similar to the findings from this study.
Since some aftershocks locate on or near the megathrust surface and others locate in the outer trench slope or on continental faults (Fig. 1(a)), the 0.4 preference could simply be due to averaging different fault strengths.
This is due to average interference power constraint imposed on secondary transmission, defined by (1).
Instead, differences were due to average piece size being handled, number of machines being used, or differences between operators.
That was 300,000 fewer children than the year before - but the reduction was due to average incomes falling rather than poorer families becoming better off.
This raises the critical question of whether the toxic dose response relationship between a panel of pollutants including CO, NO2, SO2, PM2.5 and PM10 and fetal death noted here in UB as a whole, is due to average or peak levels of exposure to one or more pollutants or a combination of these adverse conditions.
The stochastic part is due to averaging over some series of samples, and the fact that these samples fit into the concept of RVE (Representative Volume Element) in order to reduce the variance effect.
The small difference between the net interference values after Watt is due to averaging over different channel realizations.
As expected, the imputation error increases on average as we increase the proportion of missing values in the test data, but the variation tends to reduce slightly, which is due to averaging over many more missing observations.
This is likely to be due to the average of just 1.04 adolescents per household, with little power to detect variation.
