'Multiple' means that the data are measured from unique but multiple cells.
The photographs show examples of damage on Kaho'olawe, including a close-up shot of Sailor's Hat Crater, which resulted from multiple tests meant to simulate the effects of nuclear weapons.
The Satterthwaite option was used within the MIXED procedure because F-ratios for these simple effects were constructed using error terms that were linear combinations of multiple mean squares from the ANOVA table [51].
It wasn't so long ago that returning glass bottles for a deposit was part of everyday life, but switching from glass to PET saw this disappear (A G Barr still operates a bottle-deposit scheme but lack of support from larger shops and multiples means that it is less viable to scale).
While it's a strong data analytics platform, SimilarWeb pulls data from multiple sources — this means it takes a long time to publish, or normalize, said data.
This writing requires bringing together information from multiple loci, which means that at least some genes that affect the writing must be transcribed, so that their products can reach elsewhere and allow interaction between loci.
As with the Liszt "Transcendental Studies" and the Godowsky Chopin Studies, many CDs had been cobbled together from multiple sources, which meant that, unless Barrington-Coupe (or a co-conspirator, if any existed) came clean, the effort to unearth the genuine provenances could take years, and was still bound to fall short.
"The growing number of cases where victims report being left deeply traumatised by aggressive cross-examination from multiple defence barristers mean that questions must be asked," he said.
For each time-point analysis was performed on between 60 – 100 cells (from multiple coverslips) and mean values ± 2 SD were calculated for total nuclear and cytoplasmic STAT (expressed as percentage of total STAT).
A blend sourced from multiple countries may mean the manufacturer is choosing cost over quality, but there are certainly high-quality exceptions.
