Three such ambiguities are briefly discussed below; for further discussion, see West et al. 2007, Sachs et al. 2004 or Lehmann and Keller 2006.
A repeated measure ANOVA detected significant gains over time in student understanding of the LDS stance on evolution [ULSE; F 1, 820) = 2427.41, p < 0.001; see Table 4 for averages]; however, this increase was not consistent across sections (discussed below for the control section).
The most general form of the equipartition theorem states that under suitable assumptions (discussed below), for a physical system with Hamiltonian energy function H and degrees of freedom xn, the following equipartition formula holds in thermal equilibrium for all indices m and n: :\! \Bigl\langle x_{m} \frac{\partial H}{\partial x_{n}} \Bigr\rangle = \delta_{mn} k_{B} T.
Second, we identified a new superfamily (discussed below), for which we propose the name Flow.
None of these variables influenced associations, with one exception discussed below for session period.
The EMA has similarly detailed guidelines on the clinical assessment of immunogenicity (discussed below for insulin-specific guidelines).
Cabazitaxel has recently replaced the mitochondria affecting drugs, such as mitoxantrone (discussed below), for prostate cancer patients who progress after docetaxel treatment.
Γ1 x) is the generating function (discussed below) for the number of future infections starting with an edge going from a caregiver to a chosen ward.
As discussed below, for several estrogenic environmental chemicals including bisphenol A (BPA), alkylphenols nonyl- and octylphenol, diethylstilbestrol (DES), and genistein, evidence from animal and tissue culture models indicate that these environmental estrogens affect a variety of other receptor-mediated, cellular, and molecular targets linked to adipose and/or glucose metabolism.
For example, as I discuss below, Genevieve Lloyd argues for the symbolic gendering of philosophical notions, and it may be that her interpretation does not map onto the intrinsic/extrinsic distinction.
