It has also been implied that there are significant cultural differences between Turkey and western countries, which extend to attitudes toward aging and older adults.
After adjusting the ICC for individual level factors (model 1), the ICC was still statistically significant at 2.0, implying that differences in poor health by region were not due to compositional effects.
When people talk about partisan differences, they often seem to be implying that these differences are petty, matters that could be resolved with a bit of good will.
And I think he's implying that there's really no difference between 2(b) and 3.
(In a fascinating essay on the Grantland website, Brian Phillips refers to the NFL's "curious, quasi-self-appointed role as the safe zone of troubled American masculinity").. Whatever Obama meant by the phrase "real man," he was implying that there is something beyond anatomical differences that defines men and not women.
For 1981 1996 the immigrant and counterfactual distributions derived using the basic MNL specification are nearly identical, implying that differences in age, education, and marital status explain virtually none of the migrant group location outcome differences.
The p-value of the chow test suggests that the null hypothesis that the coefficients in models 2 and 3 are equal is rejected implying that the differences in beta coefficients in both models emanate from differences in characteristics of students in public and private universities.
For the FHN model, we find that the system has Lyapunov exponent of − 0.0515 < 0. For the ML model the Lyapunov exponent is 0.6738 > 0. This implies that differences in the functional forms of P 1, 2 can help to explain the generation of chaos.
Both genes were detected in the initial diabetes-exposed versus normal comparison; we did not discover any genes that were uniquely altered in NTD embryos, implying that differences between NTD-affected and -unaffected individuals with regard to gene expression are mostly quantitative.
But the replicator equation is only an approximation of the strategy evolution when the population size is sufficiently large, which implies that small fitness differences can influence the dynamics.
