The final example fits the facts of a case the Supreme Court will hear this week, one of two dealing with marriage equality; the other is a challenge to Proposition 8, the California measure banning same-sex marriage.
The player character, for example, fits the concept of a lone, hardboiled detective.
This example fits the larger paradox that contemporary evolution is most frequently measured in colonizing populations (Reznick and Ghalambor 2001), which may have experienced genetic bottlenecks, reducing the genetic variation needed for evolution (Nei et al. 1975).
This model can also be used to analyse DArT marker data sets due to the underlying assumptions for the restriction sites model, non-observable absence data for example, fitting the structure of DArT data.
Otherwise, if the estimate of this parameter is not significant or the standard error of the estimate is too large, the traditional methods of choosing the link function (for example, fitting the ordinary cumulative models with the common link functions such as logit, probit, complementary or negative log-log and then choosing the model with the best fit) may be preferable.
The previous two examples fit the conditions of Theorems 5.3 and 5.4.
First, if the definitions are clearly defined and fit the current ideas in science education, second, if the coded utterance examples fit the categories as defined, and third, if the coded CDAT coding results represent the classroom discourse well without looking at the actual transcripts.
I have a similar concern about the discussion, in which the focus is presumably put on examples fitting the general theory, not counter-examples.
The first example fits in the structure of the model presented in Section 'Methods'.
In cases where the 'effective shunt' model fitted the data well (for example, Figure 4a,d), the fits of the two models were almost identical.
As shown in Fig. 2, for the typical example, fits obtained with 2T4k+VB underestimate the 4.5 h p.i. activity concentrations in some patients.
