This similarity in aggregate values between the two approaches holds for the Rocky Mountain and North regions, where there is less than a 1%% difference between the two.
(E.g., compare Figure 1 of the present study to Figure 1 of [ 15].) In aggregate, values for eukaryotic and archaeic viruses were lower than those for prokaryotic viruses.
For each covariate, values were averaged for all participants in a given county, resulting in one aggregate value for the county.
Ernst & Young says that growth in the aggregate value of private equity transactions drove the overall sequential increase in value.
This means that as well as accommodating some consequentialist aspects, contractualism can also accommodate certain deontological intuitions: commonsense prohibitions against treating persons in certain ways even in circumstances in which the aggregate value of the consequences of doing so is very great.
Both road safety and socioeconomic variables were entered in the model in their aggregate values.
In addition, investigators located property of the US government with an aggregate value in excess of $1,000, which Martin allegedly stole," a justice department press statement said.
It just stems from Proposition 3 and the fact that a network without weak links which is efficient in JWBG2 must be so in JWBG1, where networks containing weak links yield smaller aggregate value than in JWBG2 because of their smaller value ((alpha -c) vs. (2alpha -c)), and smaller externalities (they transmit in only one direction).
In order to keep the aggregate value of a prescription drug rising, you either have to increase list prices faster than the Consumer Price Index, which you can no longer do because of political pressure, or bring out new products at an accelerated rate.
This aggregate value was in good agreement with data obtained using gel shift assays.
