For example, assume that is 20% and there is no retransmission.
For example, assume that v2 has six predictors (v1 to v6) and that the indirect effect contains three paths with mediating variables v3 and v4 (v1 → v3 →v1, v1 → v4 →v2, and v1 → v3 → v4 →v4).
Research, for example — assume that advertising will make up much of the revenue.
Most observers, for example, assume that America's policy on global warming will change in 2008, along with its president.
For example, assume that a homeowner cannot afford a current monthly payment and unless that payment is changed there will be a foreclosure.
For example, assume that an eyewitness to a hit-and-run accident is 80 percent sure that the taxicab involved was green.
For example, assume that a radio station selects the music it plays based on the assumption that the average age of its listening audience is 30 years.
For example, assume that Country A's sovereign is exchanging at two to the dollar in New York City, while Country B's franc is valued at five to the dollar.
For example, assume that a property is valued at $100,000 new, has depreciated 20 percent in value, insurance of $60,000 is taken, and a $10,000 loss occurs.
In this example, assume that the rich person's utility is equal to one-half the money received and that the poor person's utility is equal to the money received.
For this example, assume that each of the voters has one of four possible rankings of the candidates.
