Stourton is fast becoming Radio 4's equivalent to Bruce Parry, exploring terrains with rich religious, political and historical significance, but with less scary things to eat and drink.
We are not aware of other studies with equivalent data to explore this further, but it would be interesting to see if this finding is replicated.
Partial correlations and linear regressions controlling for PMA at term equivalent scan were used to explore relationships between the individual scaling exponents and composite scores of the Bayley-III.
Additional analyses will be conducted to confirm that treatment fidelity was equivalent across conditions and to explore dose-response relations by examining whether level of participation (e.g., attendance, number of posts, amount of help provided to others) moderates intervention effects.
Firstly, it shows that to verify soundness of a TWF-net, it suffices to explore its non-equivalent firing sequences.
Then there is the question of finding a cinematic equivalent for those interminable sentences, which seem to explore every shading of erotic ambivalence or gilt Sevres porcelain, and in which one can almost hear the asthmatic author gasping for breath.
For example function (1,0) is equivalent to have no markers assigned and function (2,3) is equivalent to (1,1) after removing the marker B. To explore different Boolean functions we change the function, add a new marker or remove one marker.
Next, from the optimal concentrations of tPA and D-penicillamine in vitro, equivalent dosages were administered to healthy Balb/c mice to explore upregulation of circulating angiostatin levels.
Following the UK show, the stateside equivalent found its own voice, an audience and went on to explore and develop the gay community -- working hard to tackle topical issues and push boundaries.
A pre-test/post-test mixed method design, with an equivalent reference group, was used to examine relationships between variables and to explore personal meaning.
