Sentence The phrase "identity size" is not a commonly used phrase in English.
However, it could be used as a metaphor to refer to the amount of influence something has on one's personal identity. For example, you could say, "The size of his new job had a large identity size on him as he tried to establish himself in the industry."
The FDA mandates that manufacturers provide basic information that a consumer should and sometimes must know (identity, size, ingredients or contents, nutrition facts, and who to contact if there is a problem).
Given that mortality is highly dependent on species identity, size and environmental factors, it is important to include all these factors in predictive models of climate-change effects.
You will have students of different races, gender identities, sizes, and sexual orientations.
In Experiment 1, the RS experiment used a repeated-measures design investigating the effects of Repetition (same-identity, different-identity), Image Size (same-size, vary-size), and Familiarity (familiar faces, unfamiliar faces).
In Experiment 1, parameter estimates for each ROI were entered into ANCOVAs including Repetition (same-identity, different-identity), Image Size (same-size, vary-size), and Familiarity (familiar faces, unfamiliar faces) as repeated-measures factors.
Data extracted from each ROI were submitted to separate ANOVAs examining the effects of Repetition (same-identity, different-identity), Image Size (same-size, vary-size), and Familiarity (familiar faces, unfamiliar faces) as repeated-measures factors, with participants' sex as a between-subjects factor.
To investigate the effect of AQ on RS, data from the 4 ROIs were submitted to separate ANCOVAs examining the effects of Repetition (same-identity, different-identity), Image Size (same-size, vary-size), and Familiarity (familiar faces, unfamiliar faces) as repeated-measures factors, and participants' AQ scores and age as covariates.
The Blasters gig, before a room packed with music critics, was where the band would try on its new identity for size.
We used analysis of variance (ANOVA) to test the importance of survey duration, plot identity, plot size, and survey year.
Several studies used fMRI adaptation to assess the sensitivity of these regions to manipulations of object identity, orientation, size, and position [4]-[8].
In B. subtilis, despite sharing 60% identity, the size difference between TarF and TagF implies a functional difference.
