In Table 5, building category A corresponds to buildings built before 1960, for which, depending on the climate zone, the design power of houses is 97 to 121 W/m2 and that of apartments is 65 to 82 W/m2.
Nevertheless, specific subgroups of patients exist for which, depending on the site of metastasis and treatment given, survival may range from a few months to several years (Nomura, 1998; Insa et al, 1999).
Nevertheless, specific subgroups of metastatic breast cancer patients exist, for which depending on the treatment given, the prognosis is improved so that some patients can survive for some time, particularly for those with limited organs involvement such as involvement with bone and/or skin only.
In contrast, they present a notion of probabilistic attraction, for which, depending on the force of attractors, individuals can actually escape from their influence (a weak attractor in Henrich and Boyd (2002) model is just an attractor that requires a longer time for the population in its area of influence to converge).
This question is particularly relevant when analyzing sequence data from pooled samples of populations for which, depending on the number of individuals pooled and the level of coverage per site, estimates of individual base pair (bp) allele frequencies can be very imprecise [ 1].
This is not good news for baseball, which depends on ratings for future sponsorship, which in turn supports the high salaries of the players and, these days, most managers.
An outright trade war would hurt more EU exporters, such as German carmakers, but could prove ruinous for Russia, which depends on imports for everything from consumer goods to advanced industrial equipment.
It has been a dismal month for Amgen, which depends on Aranesp for 28.6% of its sales.
For Microsoft, which depends on paid licences for its software, Android presents an even bigger potential problem than the iPhone.
Preserving its 50.0% stake in the Russian venture has been crucial for BP, which depends on TNK-BP for a quarter of its global production of oil.
