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These defects may result from the conglomerate effect of a generalized decreased translation on multiple cellular functions required to generate and/or maintain the dendritic tree.

One way to address potential statistical nonindependence of populations within species is to incorporate expected similarities among populations (due to shared common ancestry and/or gene flow) as one or more variance covariance matrices in the random effect structure of a generalized linear mixed model (Stone et al. 2011).

To estimate familial-level invasion potential, we extracted the family-level random effects coefficients of a generalized linear mixed effects model where the success or failure of each introduction attempt was the dependent variable, propagule pressure was a fixed effect, and species, genus, family, order, and biogeographic realm were random effects [18].

Continuous data over time for both groups were analyzed using interaction analyses with a fixed-effect of a mixed generalized model using the animals as a random factor.

To study the Hartman effect and to criticize the presumption of a generalized Hartman effect in superlattices, Bragg gratings, and multi-barrier systems, we will use the theory of finite periodic system that allows straightforward calculation of the phase time.

The skewing of the Q-Q plots is supportive of a generalized effect and we have observed similar effects on our unpublished studies of the effects of 0.08% alcohol on lymphoblast methylation.

These effects may be part of a generalized response to pathogens that downregulates any metabolic process in the host that aids the infection process.

We found that indeed expression levels and primary transcript length were negatively correlated (e.g. oligo-array DS-I: r = −0.142 n = 14236 P<0.0001) and this was common to almost every transcript component indicating the presence of a generalized effect.

For the estimation of the mean effect, we use a generalized least squares (GLS) estimator to derive the z-transformed mean correlation vector (Raudenbush 1988) hat{z} = left( {varvec{X}^{varvec varvec{S}^{ - 1} varvec{X}} right)^{ - 1} varvec{X}^{varvec varvec{S}^{ - 1} z (1).

This is shown in Figure 3 where the tunneling time is plotted as a function of the reduced barrier separation, a/λ, for fixed b, n, and electron energy E. This result shows that in this kind of systems, the presumption of a generalized Hartman effect is incorrect.

A simple graphic procedure was used to subtract the effect of the generalized plastic yielding in the Ag membrane from the total strain energy produced by the pressure application.