Zang [15] derived the almost sure limit theorem of random fields for more general weights than the usual logarithmic average.
The poor performance of the Framingham model could be due to the fact that the Framingham cohort used to derive the model consists almost exclusively of one race while the Singapore population consists of three races with Chinese being different from Malays and Indians.
Winds from the west and south prevail, and these bathe the city in frequent gentle rain derived from the almost constant succession of Atlantic weather systems.
It is a rollicking mixture of ripe melodrama and acerbic comedy, the humor deriving from the almost farcical manner in which the lives of its characters keep tangling themselves together in fraught, borderline absurd ways.
Its name is Latin for "the southern triangle", which distinguishes it from Triangulum in the northern sky and is derived from the almost equilateral pattern of its three brightest stars.
The Structural Diversity Set is a library of approximately 2,000 small molecules derived from the almost 140,000 compounds available on plates through the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
(ii) Even though the GRAS study has been implemented as a cross-sectional investigation, the GRAS data collection also includes solid longitudinal information derived from the almost complete psychiatric chart records/discharge letters of all schizophrenic patients.
For both Tubb3 and Fox3 mRNAs, the homogeneous pattern (the overall uniform gene expression level of a cell colony or cluster derived from the almost identical gene expression level of individual cells in a specific time point) on the first day is attributed to the stem-like condition of NSCs, indicating neither gene was expressed at that stage.
One of the most important property from which we can derive almost all the thermodynamic properties of materials is the cohesive energy [15].
The high emotions inspired by the D-Wave controversy derive, perhaps, from the almost metaphysical allure of the field, an allure that has existed since the physicists Paul Benioff and Richard P. Feynman proposed the idea of quantum computing in the early 1980s.
