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This clade is the sister taxon of Ornithodira (pterosaurs and birds) and shortens the ghost lineage inferred at the base of Avemetatarsalia.
J-integral values were determined through numerical simulations and stress intensity factors, KI, KII and KIII were inferred at the crack tip of both thick and thin C(T) specimens, assuming several crack's lengths, and either for plane strain or plane stress state.
The cues that Mr. Perry has taken from Houston may be inferred at "The Honor of Memory: The 150th Anniversary of Sam Houston's Death and Funeral," hosted by the Sam Houston Memorial Museum, a sprawling complex with historical homes and various exhibits.
Significance was inferred at the p < 0.05 level.
Thus, results based on CGSS analysis can be inferred at the national level.
Similarly, upward FACs are inferred at the center of a counterclockwise Hall current cell.
When appropriate, Pearson χ tests (independence and goodness-of-fit) were used to compare subpopulations of SFES (e.g., Biology SFES versus SFES from other science disciplines, or faculty considering leaving their position versus those intending to stay) and to infer at the p < 0.05-level that these differences in subpopulations would likely be found at comparable institutions (Plackett, 1983).
'I think it is not an unreasonable inference to infer at this time if the defendants were drinking beer earlier in the evening in Croce's, it's not unreasonable to infer they continued drinking the same thing, therefore the two glasses remaining that had been washed, but not put up were the defendants'.
A leakage of the BGR-wave in the rock can be inferred at each reflection of the BGR-wave at the basin-edge.
Apparent increases in sedimentation rates during the past 5 Ma have been inferred at sites around the globe to document increased terrestrial erosion rates, but direct erosion rate records spanning this period are sparse.
In particular, the relative contribution of B lymphocytes appears greatly variable, as inferred at least by the existence of a seropositive and a seronegative subtype of RA.
