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A separate group of 18 participants judged whether the concrete version was "a good example" of the abstract version on a scale of 1 9 (where 1 = a very poor example; 9 = a very good example), yielding a mean rating of 7.99 (SD = 0.23).

Solar ultraviolet radiation is the main cause of malignant melanoma, and in Norway the incidence of this skin cancer varies markedly with latitude and elevation above sea level, for example, yielding a two-fold higher incidence of malignant melanoma in the south-eastern part of Norway compared to that of the northern part (Robsahm and Tretli, 2001).

In this case, we calculate a similarity like the initial one minus 0.01 times the number of additional characters (4 in the above example, yielding an atomic similarity of 0.96).

Species IV is found in the samples with still higher Cu content (≥20 mol %); this species on treatment at high temperature (1173 K, for example) disintegrates yielding a separate bulk CuO phase.

Various classes of functions have also been considered, for example, functions yielding a partition of unity [16, 17], functions with short support or a finite number of sign-changes [18 20], or functions that are bounded away from zero on a specified part of the support [21].

Such behavior is achieved mainly through material ductility, for example yielding of steel, or so-called pseudo-ductility at the price of progressive failures of structural components.

The sharp lower bound on the product is known only for certain classes of convex bodies, for example, yielding the Mahler-Reisner Theorem.

The latter condition ceased the partitioning algorithm in the example, yielding the three groups of patients described in Figure 3.

We are left with another example of extraordinary intelligence yielding a despicable understanding of Jews and Judaism.

Absorbance changes (averages of ten stopped-flow runs) were fitted satisfactorily to a single-exponential function (see, for example, Figure 1a) yielding an observed rate constant (kobs) for each compound, which was subsequently plotted against the substrate concentration.

The method is illustrated with several programming examples, yielding very promising results.