The abovementioned methods are of significant reference value for our node importance evaluation method.
This paper is an attempt to show the controversy that while in Iran (an EFL situation) the researches are designed in EFL context, there are significant references of support to the studies conducted in ESL environment.
One of the biggest weaknesses in the administration's plan, the panel said, was the absence of any significant reference to existing research examining the potential effects of climate change around the United States.
What is exceptional is for these terms to be applied to the most significant reference books on the subject of the English language in the world.
In the reference list, 'significant' references are asterisked and 'very significant' references are doubly asterisked.
If the Supreme Court abolishes the death penalty soon, which Justice Antonin Scalia said, last week, that he "wouldn't be surprised" to see, the case of Richard Glossip is likely to be a significant point of reference in accounts of how it happened.
The variation rate at position i is defined as the proportion (F) of significant non-reference alleles (k) and is denoted V i The region-wide variation rate is the averaged variation rate across all covered positions in the region (denoted n).
But what if, in the interest of source protection, he was advancing a falsehood that was more significant than the reference set itself?
However, post hoc analyses revealed that the effect of shape was not significant for the large reference, F 2, 14) = 0.059, p =.94, or for the small reference, F 2, 14 = 3.7, p =.051.
Above mentioned factors about the patients of PSD are very significant and may provide reference for further treating.
