And he became known for a correspondingly real if peculiar way of working: publicity stressed that he had spent three weeks living in a veterans' hospital among paraplegics, learning how they moved and what they felt.
Adaptive perfection by Fisherian gradualism requires long periods of time wherein "… a very slight selective effect acting for a correspondingly long time will be equivalent to a much greater effect acting for a proportionately shorter time" (R. A. Fisher 1921, in correspondence with S. Wright, quoted in Provine [1986], p. 247).
The prices also differ among oils, so that the money deferred from palm oil can be used for a correspondingly larger percentage increase in consumption of alternative oils.
What is unquestionable is that it was a good result for Labour, a correspondingly bad one for the Tories, and that a good Labour result mattered when the news from England was inconclusive, from Wales disappointing and from Scotland dismal.
Suboptimal β-phosphate docking, as in Ire1 ADPβS, Ire1 ATP Mg or CDK2 ATP Mg, does not preclude the nucleotide from binding, but results in the predominantly inactive conformation and, for Ire1, a correspondingly low Pcof value.
The reason we're not always managing is because we've faced year upon year of cuts which have resulted in frozen or reduced wages, an increasing workload as we're asked to do more for less and a correspondingly high turnover of staff.
CONNIE WANG Connie attended the University of California at Berkeley, where there exists a long-standing disregard for fashion and a correspondingly strict adherence to dressing all frumpily.
At the end of embryogenesis, these genes are no longer needed for development; thus, a correspondingly high level of TR expression occurs during this stage in the relative absence of T3 that, in turn, leads to transcriptional repression of target genes.
This can potentially induce a lower-than-expected X-statistic for high counts and a correspondingly inflated p-value; however, the application of Coates' correction algorithm increases the variance of the counts beyond what would be expected for Poissonian data, so that this form of bias does not arise.
The ([1,1]) entry in ([text{cov},{mathbf{m}}]) is (sigma_{a}^{2}), the variance for a. Correspondingly, the standard deviation of the error for a is (sigma_{a}).
The five Dedza villages in the high intensity transmission region had P. falciparum prevalence values within the range of those for Mangochi villages, and had a correspondingly high prevalence of P. malariae (Figure 4a) and P. ovale infections (Figure 4b).
