But after Saturday's final round, a winner will be awarded $1,000 and a full public recital to himself (more likely than herself, from the proportion of male candidates).
Viewed from the proportion of water hyacinth, the increase in the proportion of water hyacinth could increase sunlight intensity.
In dichotomous classification, and are estimated from, the proportion of observed samples belonging to class 1 and, the proportion of classifier outputs belonging to class 1.
The density of sample scaffold was computed from the proportion of the weight of the freeze dried scaffold to their volume.
But the proportion of organisations which acquire it and which have, say, just 6 links is not very different from the proportion of those with 26 links which acquire.
For any melt composition, its degree of polymerization, NBO/T, can be calculated from the proportion of the Q n species: NBO / T = ∑ n = 0 n = 4 4 - n X Q n (3).
From the proportion of average livestock holding, pastoralists in the non-intervened woreda possessed the largest proportion of all livestock species as compared to the intervened woreda (Table 1).
Kline et al. [20] reported that a proportion of metabolic demand to BWS was nearly equivalent between 10 and 30% BWS; however, with additional BWS, the proportion of metabolic demand differed significantly from the proportion of BWS.
In reality, the mineral proportions do change as partial melting progresses, and Π i is the partition coefficient of element i obtained from the proportion of minerals entering the melt (Shaw 1970).
But this latter proportion, namely of ladies for whom the null hypothesis is false among all those ladies who passed the test, differs from the proportion of ladies who passed the test among those ladies for whom it is false.
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