"Nearing sunset, as the shadows become long again, clusters of complementary, interlocking melodies are triggered.
Based on the effect size of 0.5 standard deviation (SD) units observed in another cluster based study of complementary feeding [ 8], the statistical power for this study was set at 80% to detect a more conservative difference of 0.3 SD in linear growth velocity from 6 to 18 months of age between the intervention and control groups, using a two-tailed test and a 5% Type I error rate.
DiBattista reveals a writer who possessed not a single personality, but a cluster of distinct, yet complementary identities: the Sibyl of Bloomsbury, the Author, the Critic, the World Writer, and the Adventurer, the last of which, DiBattista claims, unites them all.
We sought to group breast cancer patients by clusters of type and intensity of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use following diagnosis.
cluster-of-cluster Gaussians.
As a first example of this programmed substructure, two binary pairs of complementary microparticles assembled to form two specific cluster types within the three-dimensional matrix.
The clusters of LFEs are complementary with the SSE faults in the Okinawa area.
Specific genomic loci, termed Piwi-interacting RNA (piRNA) clusters, manufacture piRNAs that serve as guides for the inactivation of complementary transposable elements (TEs).
The more extensive protein/protein interface in 2621B shows a cluster of hot-spot residues and presents complementary surfaces rather than simple contacts between the residues of both proteins.
To evaluate the rates, pattern, satisfaction with, and presence of predictors of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use in a clinical population of patients with cluster headache (CH).
Center-affiliated investigators are currently conducting a cluster of research projects in conjunction with a complementary group of studies based at the Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences (I-LABS) at the University of Washington.
