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The function cca of the CRAN package, vegan, was used for the calculation of CCA.

c Canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) of six groups.

Canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) of six groups was shown in Fig. 4c.

Fig. 2 Canonical correspondence analysis (CCA) of forest plots and soil biophysical properties.

One study used a cross-correlation analysis (CCA) of perfusion data sets for suppression of central pulmonary vessels [47].

The aim of cross-cultural adaptation (CCA) of a questionnaire is to achieve equivalence between the original and adapted questionnaire.

Thus, the less than perfect sensitivity and specificity could in part be attributed to imperfections of CCA instead of the limitations of perfusion imaging.

In this case, in both CCA and non-CCA playgrounds, component 1 accounts for most (30% and 22%) of the variance seen in the data, whereas components 2 and 3 account for approximately 12% (CCA) and 13% (non-CCA), and 11% (CCA) and 10% (non-CCA) of the variance of the data, respectively.

Some activists, like Weissman of CCA, and Van Heydoorn of John Jay College, want schools to stop asking applicants about criminal history, period.

Low-protein expression was found in >70% of CCA with methylation of OPCML or DcR1.

In a statement Jonathan Burns, CCA director of public affairs, said the company continued to "value our partners, and we will continue to work with them".