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Finally, none of the regression between alcoholism-related measures (e.g. duration of dependence, age at onset of dependence, duration of abstinence) and grey matter volume and ADC respectively was significant in alcohol dependent group.

Data collected included age of onset of alcohol dependence, duration of alcohol dependence, estimated daily alcohol intake, estimated number of drinks in the prior month, estimated drinks per day and per month in the past year, and lifetime estimated alcohol intake.

Figure  2 shows the dependence between duration of treatment of the first pneumonia episode, duration on ventilation, length of stay in the ICU, and percentage of SOP adherence.

The dependence on duration of the first pulse is especially significant, for the case of long duration of the first pulse corresponds to the widely-used technique of differential pulse voltammetry.

This effect could be explained by the dependence of duration and intensity of gas particle heat exchange on the location of powder injection point.

A positive dependence on duration would indicate that expansions or recessions are more likely to end when they mature over time.

The temperature dependence of duration of development for the Zoea 1 of both lineages at temperatures below the threshold could be described by statistically highly significant linear regressions and for the Zoea 2 and 3 and cumulative duration by power-model regressions (Fig. 5).

In April, we compared the results of this event with those of other large earthquakes considered in our previous works and we investigated the azimuthal dependence of durations of HFER, which we also present in this study.

As with the fluctuations of shot durations, there has been increasing long-range dependence in the duration patterns of scenes in movies released over the last 70 years.

In summary, the response probability of individual CFs showed monotonic (i.e., non-decreasing) dependence on stimulus duration, with a dependency that ranged from graded to threshold-like.

(b) The regression slopes ((beta')) characterizing the strength of the dependence of the duration of the succeeding call on the logarithm of the inter-call gap, when both the duration and the gap are scaled by their respective averages.