In general, mixture models assume that the population consists of subgroups, for which the model parameters differ in particular ways (Mislevy and Verhelst 1990; Rost 1990).
They differ in particular by the way the tail distribution is modelled [ 67].
The education and curricula do not differ in any particular way from other medical universities in Sweden.
A second possible solution is that the rat learns that the two alternative arms differ in some particular way and further learns to associate one of the arms with food and hence to choose it.
In addition we have no information about the few residents who declined to participate, and can therefore not exclude the possibility that they differed in any particular way.
Along with the Nation's tailor-made theology came its particular code of conduct, covering everything from diet to personal rela tionships, differing in many ways from orthodox Islam.
The problems faced and the possibilities opened up by a Zen Buddhist "philosophy of religion" in particular differ in significant ways from a Judeo-Christian one, insofar as the former calls for extending rational thought in the direction of a "practice of awakening," rather than in the direction of a leap of faith.
In particular, our tasks differed in two ways: the nature of the onset, and the duration of the presentation of the target object (see further discussion of this below) rather than the objects themselves.
However, aspects of the hth phenotypes differ in significant ways between these species; in particular, in D. melanogaster, loss of hth expression leads to a reduction in the number of podomeres, while in T. castaneum, all podomeres are retained, although their identities are altered.
It is also less clear whether this attribute carries particular requirements that differ in important ways from best practice care for the typical patient.
They are also specific to a particular setting which may differ in important ways from the setting of interest [ 18].
