Even though the two dimensions routinization and institutionalization are related, they are clearly distinguishable and each has distinct value in the discussion of sustainability.
Though not all adjoining areas have distinguishable R1 values, a number can now be identified structurally without elaborate functional scans.
We divided our sample into groups according to sex and the determined individual genotype of putative BA-related MG for genotypes having distinguishable genotypic values.
If the window width is 160Hu, the distinguishable CT value of 160/16 = 10Hu, that is, the difference between the two organizations CT value of 10Hu can be distinguished out.
Since the outsourced values are distinguishable ciphertexts, bucketization can be considered secure against a D&BKS-attacker that is only able to access the data and has background knowledge of the data's schema.
In our analysis, LLE value is a positive exponent which means that the signal is chaotic but the value is not distinguishable for different cases with the P value greater than 0.05.
Knowledge value and social value are thus distinguishable according to Emanuel and colleagues, and it is the improvement in health that gives research instrumental value.
Analysis of the AE data reveals distinguishable trends for RA value and average frequency (AF) registered for different corrosion levels, respectively.
Although this is not the lowest V(Y) obtained by combining individual solid models, it is not statistically distinguishable from the lowest value of 12.6 (Fig. 8), obtained by combining the 1-site HFO model with the 2-site monodentate kaolinite model, without sorption of Cu on the ion exchange site, at the 95% confidence interval.
At either 10 or 30 μM vitamin E, the inhibition caused by CPF was blunted, resulting in a net value not distinguishable from the effect of vitamin E alone but significantly different from that of CPF alone.
