For example, the cross-price elasticity of meats with respect to the price change of poultry products is 0.0608, implying substitution relationships between these two food groups.
Alternative cell line scoring implied substitution of the shortest path betweenness centrality of the nodes with one of the selected centrality types.
No polymerization was observed under anaerobic conditions, which implies that substitution takes place before polymerization.
We consider γ=0, 1, 8. γ=0 implies perfect substitution, and γ=1 (logarithmic utility) implies that wages do not affect labor supply.
This implies that substitution of only x=1.2% N by Sb in GaSb reduced the energy gap rapidly from 725 to 390 meV.
This concept, borrowed from robotics and mechatronics, implies the substitution of the hands of the physiotherapist for automatic operations actuated by robots (usually exoskeletons) and controlled by sophisticated software that controls for physiological parameters, the neurological activity and the muscular reaction of patients, and other factors.
Furthermore, for CE1, the average rate of human-dog divergence is higher than that of human-rat, which implies the substitution rate of this element was slightly reduced after rearrangement.
At the same time, it may run counter to democratic principles by implying the substitution of tacit understanding for collective deliberation.
Of particular interest is Poly(Ethylene-2,5-Furanoate) (PEF), which can be synthesized from monomers derived from sugars and exhibits physical properties that imply large substitution potential for PET in bottle, fiber and packaging applications.
The introduction of a bonus tax does not necessarily imply a substitution effect between fixed salary and variable compensation.
