We considered nearness of the mean weight to one, reduction in number of extreme weights, and a balance between increased "bias" and reduced variance in the estimated ORs (Cole and Hernán 2008).
Fuzzy logic systems, considering the city plans, the nearness to cultural, medical, training and educational buildings, the public transportations systems, the other environmental factors and the increased technological upgrading deals with information about construction, have been employed in order to construct the model and achieve the aim.
However, the nearness of the tests might increase the number of tests done.
Fresh craters tend to be deeper on Mercury than craters of the same size on Mars; this may be because of a lower content of volatile materials in the Mercurian crust or higher impact velocities on Mercury (since the velocity of an object in solar orbit increases with its nearness to the Sun).
Kuhn is quick to deny that there is any inference from such increases to improved nearness to the truth ((1962/1970a, 170 1).
The nearness onset of ovulation is marked by a fine regulation of steroidogenesis to increase estradiol levels and initiate progesterone synthesis [ 99, 100].
In this context, the different inclinations of consumers towards the environment, health and food safety have led to identify the nearness to the site of production as a quality cue, which thereby contributes to increasing the demand for local food (Roininen et al. 2006).
This increases one's humility and lowliness as well as trust in God thus helping man to attain nearness to God.
Generally nearness of an underground ("tube") station increases the price.
Nearness without contactcauses numbness.
Sing The Nearness of You.'" He sighs.
