The l-summation over all types of binding sites in the second term was, in the subsequent terms, written as the overall concentration of the binding sites in the ith compartment, s i.
To narrow the review to relevant material, a two-stage approach was used so that the articles generated from the first stage, the initial 'social network' search, were then examined in combination with each of the subsequent terms, in separate searches.
Because repeated testing itself can sometimes raise scores (Campbell and Stanley, 1963; Trochim, 1986, 2006), we administered the posttest alone in a second sample of students in a subsequent term.
He still has Noo Yawk concrete in his speech, having moved from Manhattan to Brooklyn to Astoria, Queens, to upstate to the Riverdale section of the Bronx as a child, and all his subsequent terms in the Carolinas and Denver and Indianapolis did not boil it out of him.
A president needs the backing of congress and local governments to wield power, while members of congress, governors and mayors need the spoils provided by a president to wield their own power through subsequent terms in office.Any lack of administrative aptitude makes a president especially dependent on his political supporters.
Our results provide fairly strong evidence that governors in their second and subsequent terms allow higher acceptance rates for federal Disability Insurance (DI).
The disposition of the party room this evening is that our position going into the next election should be that in a subsequent term of parliament, this is a matter that should rightly be put to the Australian people".
If a student drops out or elects fewer credits in a subsequent term, does that automatically mean that he or she is a "drop-out"?
