Barley and other Triticeae species can serve as an appropriate training system for such an evaluation because comprehensive knowledge of the TE composition of their genomes is available and has cumulated to formation of a high-quality Triticeae repeat database [ 6].
The number of occurrences of the event 'queens present in the same square' were cumulated for each pair of queens until the end of the observation period or until queens fought.
Nevertheless, the missing values on all variables cumulated to a number of 681 (21.8%) incomplete cases.
The bottom line of this back-breaking analysis is that the preliminary vote count was affected by basic inconsistencies in tens of thousands of boxes, with the inconsistencies cumulating to millions of votes.
To explain the meaning of each axis, modalities of variables were cumulated until 80% of inertia was explained.
The basic idea underpinning the development of DLNMs is that the risk at time t can be described as the weighted sum of effects cumulated from a series of exposures x t − ℓ 0, …, x t − L experienced in the past over the lag period ℓ= ℓ0,…, L, with ℓ0 and L corresponding to minimum and maximum lags, respectively.
Over 31-years, the five biggest floods cumulated 64% of the total sediment flux and were of three classes, the most complex floods being dominant.
Thus began an unstoppable series of events that cumulated in the Irish war of independence of 1919-1921.
Cumulated information of molecular components involved in double fertilization highlights the importance of cell-cell communication between male and female gametophytes.
Flow rate of users at preferred arrival time ( tilde{t} )/ Flow rate of users at preferred arrival time ( tilde{t} ) parking at the lot i. Flow rate of users arriving at the lot i at time t / Cumulated flow of arrivals in the lot i up to time t.
Observed cumulated incidences of CHD and VaD were approximately 2% and 0.6%, respectively.
