To explore this difference further, we provide modelled porosity permeability curves for granular materials with different monodisperse grain diameters.
We thus explore this difference in detail by including a richer set of controls (e.g., industry, region, and cognitive and socioemotional ability) in probit regressions (see Table 7).
To the best of our knowledge, no previous research explored this difference, but the Digimeter (Vanhaelewyn & De Marez, 2016) indicated that Flemish media and technology consumers can be grouped into segments or media profiles.1 It can be hypothesized that students from a certain faculty rather belong to a certain media profile.
Despite what appears to be a disparity between the size of UTR predicted from EST and Northern blot studies, no systematic comparison of these data has been carried out to date to explore this difference.
To further explore this difference, we compare Module 1, which typified the first four modules, with Module 5. We hope that the examples we present from each of these modules serve to illustrate how different degrees of adherence to the HPDE heuristics might look in practice.
We shall explore this important difference in more detail here.
Hispanics have higher fertility than Whites but prior research had not explored whether this difference reflects the preferences of individuals, nor how differences in fertility levels are related to the process of exceeding or falling short of intentions over the life course.
Considering the difference of the treatment and to explore whether this difference affected the modifying role of ARHGAP35 rs1052667 polymorphism, we stratified the analysis of the effects of ARHGAP35 genotypes on osteosarcoma outcome by the treatment status.
To explore whether this difference is idiosyncratic or systematic we re-estimate each of the three models starting with only the first M days of data for M ∈ [15, 41].
Further studies are warranted to explore whether this difference in use of intensive care reflects an unmet need of palliative care, poor communication about the EOL or lack of prognostic tools for terminally ill non-cancer patients.
