The ulna is extremely robust, for its absolute size more heavily built than with any other known member of the Tetanurae.
From there, we can give a lower bound for the absolute size of the male-specific genome by multiplying MSPd by the diploid genome size.
While beads are sufficient for ploidy determination, leaf tissue is the preferred internal size standard for absolute genome size estimation because staining variation can be taken into account (Doležel et al. 2007).
Examination of preferences regarding, and inferences from, feet viewed in isolation suggests different roles for proportionality and absolute size in judgments of female and male bodies.
Our results show large effect sizes for an item's impact on income, revenue, assets, and equity; moderate effect sizes for the nature of the item and risk; and small effect sizes for earnings trend, absolute size of item, firm size, current assets or working capital, and return on investment.
Contrary to the predictions of this claim, there was a marginal interaction between size change and modality for errors, indicating that the absolute size change cost was somewhat smaller for vision than for haptics.
Recently Senator Amy Klobuchar and other senators took a step in the direction of incorporating, for the first time, absolute size into antitrust analysis.
Now, by the age of 65, only 16% of men are still in the workforce in America and only 4% in continental Europe.Thus, a larger generation of old folk than ever before will need support for longer than ever before from a population of working age that is shrinking continuously in absolute size for the first time since the Black Death.
Previous reports suggest an absolute size threshold for NOFs beyond which there is a reasonable chance of impending fracture.
There are two single-group games (not just one) to control for possible effects of the absolute size of the payoffs.
