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This makes it necessary to apply the Rosin Rammler distribution twice, resulting in a bimodal size distribution with altogether four parameters.

The new detector covers close to 360° in the azimuthal direction and ± 3° off the plane, and if mounted on a spinning spacecraft, will measure the full spherical angular distribution twice per spin.

In addition, ≈100 women arrived at the logging camp from towns or neighboring villages at the time of salary distribution (twice a month), to trade or offer paid sex (U.S. $1.50 per intercourse).

Then, 3 days later, groups of 5 mice each began receiving blinded intravenous injections: the 11-base T-oligo (120 nmoles/injection, 23 mg/kg, 100 μl solution in Hank's buffered salt solution (HBSS) assuming a 1.5 ml blood volume distribution) twice daily 5 days/week for 1 week; the 16-base T-oligo (60 nmoles/injection, 15 mg/kg); or diluent alone (HBSS).

Other countries in Africa and Latin America have made huge advances in wiping out river blindness by carrying out mass drug distributions twice a year and by using insecticides and other vector controls.

Some of the other requests by the NGOs, like using vacant houses to shelter migrants and upping the meal distribution to twice a day for all 6,000 people versus 2,500 meals once a day, were not approved by the court.

The calculations presented here demonstrated that the depth of the recessed electrode required to achieve a uniform primary current distribution was twice the electrode radius.

This analytical expression can be differentiated once to obtain the cumulative probability distribution, differentiated twice to determine the PDF itself, or integrated once to obtain the variance.

From birth to the beginning of this experiment, human intervention was restricted to food distribution (hay) twice a day in the winter periods and castration and care related to it in males.

Thus, an RII of 2.0 indicates that the mortality hazard between the extreme ends of the risk factor distribution is twice as high for the most disadvantaged (high risk) as for the most advantaged (low risk).

Since the convolution of two identical gamma distributions is a gamma distribution with twice the mean [ 57], q(m) is also a gamma distribution but with half the mean of p(l) (Supplementary Figure S13A in Additional File 1, L = 200).