Her tireless championing of Native American welfare together with that of Mary Bonney and others was instrumental in the passage of the Dawes General Allotment Act (1887), which further apportioned remaining tribal lands and provided for eventual citizenship for Native Americans.
In-vehicle PM2.5 was further apportioned among different sources (Riediker et al. 2004b), and strongest associations were observed between PM2.5 from brake wear and engine emissions and HRV.
The variance about β0 has been further apportioned by the introduction of a random intercept for each visit, b0 ij, and each subject, b0 i.
It does not, however, explain why this biomass is apportioned into more species.
In the living room, the ceiling is apportioned into three wide stripes, painted in two-to-one black-to-gray ratio, and surrounded by midnight blue.
A reaction model was developed for the pyrolysis of binary mixtures of compounds whose reactions can be apportioned into three or fewer parallel chains coupled by chain transfer.
Just south of the impromptu theater, refurbished shipping containers will be assembled into an asymmetrical, two-story structure and apportioned into small retail spaces, the tenants of which have yet to be confirmed.
An equal quantity of background solution (40 mL) was apportioned into 11 different flasks kept in series with increasing pH values from 2 to 12.
Results from each of the two surveys were apportioned into four datasets (CH 1 1, CH 1 2, CH 2 1, and CH 2 2) based on differences in the number of substances analysed in a sample.
For the purpose of graphical representation and discussion, the cardiac cycle was apportioned into ten phases.
