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AGB estimates showed differences on a different spatial scale than canopy height.

To further understand the influence of MHC×Diet interactions, and the stability of MHC effects across dietary treatments, we plotted t-statistics for MHC differences for a single dietary treatment verses the corresponding t-statistic for MHC differences on a different dietary treatment (see top panel of Figure 2).

Because HMF is based on a hierarchical structure, the complexity of the studied problem is reduced by describing every difference on a different level (i.e. step).

But a slight difference emerges on a different issue as a woman at the festival tells a reporter that she would like to vote for Mr. Ross but is resolutely opposed to abortion.

Prevalence rate and its 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) and chi-square test were used for showing the difference on different ethnicity groups, different living areas and other predictive variables.

Relative differences on a ~ due to different methods extend to D and BED. Figure 6 reports D and BED to the kidneys calculated with methods BI, MN, MNfix, VIS, for Lu and Y, respectively.

The study also revealed that there are gender differences on different subscales of digital competence which is in line with a traditional view of males as being more digitally competent than females (Markauskaite, 2006; Tømte & Hatlevik, 2011).

Therefore, an accurate analysis of the IMFs may help us to understand the nature of the processes responsible of the observed differences on different timescales.

Significant differences on different carcass parts before and after treatment were observed on the breast at Chinsapo-2 and on the flanks at Chigwirizano sites.

We can integrate different experiments that measure the same biological entity, such as microarray studies measuring tumor versus normal gene expression differences on different experimental platforms.

Due to the different gender ratio in the groups, gender was used as a covariate to assess any potential gender differences on the different groups.