For the assessment of the RFID and cellular signals under study, several samples were collected for each technology along the corridor: three lines of measurements (called hereafter "left," "middle," "right") were performed along it with a distance of 50 cm from each other (see Fig. 5) where multiple samples have been gathered every meter for each position.
Left (hereafter lingual) and right (hereafter occlusial) mandibles were analysed separately.
The cluster on the right (hereafter referred to as Cluster 2) comprises lines from the Western United States: UCD, UI, and WSU; and in Mexico: CIMMYT.
The United States Commission on Civil Rights (hereafter "the Commission") has profound concerns regarding the recent and continuing events in Ferguson, Missouri, and urge strong and bold action by the Department to protect the civil rights of the citizens of Ferguson.
During the radiograph diagnosis scans, overall activity was moderate in the right FFA (hereafter, simply FFA) and did not differ reliably between novices and experts (Fig. 3).
Participants were asked to rate their perceptions of body weight using a 5-point answer scale: very underweight, slightly underweight, about the right weight (hereafter referred to as "normal weight"), slightly overweight, and very overweight.
This updating scheme is hereafter referred to as "right-hand-side updating" (RHS-updating), since it essentially involves direct updating of the right-hand-sides of the model to estimate the SNP effects, without having to explicitly update the residuals every time a SNP effect is estimated.
Hereafter, ω stands for a right-continuous and nondecreasing function.
The D. pseudoobscura arrangement of the right arm of the X (hereafter XR) is also present in populations of D. persimilis exhibiting meiotic drive with skewed sex ratios, referred to as Sex Ratio (SR) D. persimilis (Sturtevant and Dobzhansky 1936).
For all the above mentioned ties, you pull the feeding end from the wire reel with your non-dominant (hereafter regarded as left, please reverse for right handed persons) hand.
