Last, I think the consumer is much more focused on value than on price and one of the instances of value is customer service.
The instances of daytime values of EEJ strength, falling below nighttime values for a few hours, are commonly observed and are defined as counter electrojet (CEJ) (Gouin and Mayaud 1967).
Further, the number of instances of nonzero values in each row should never exceed the number of required agents L j.
Table 9 shows the location of the annotated instances of population values in structured abstracts, revealing that population information is most often found in the Method section or sections related to experimental design, although it is not universally the case.
Table 3 shows that, apart from the instances f1 and m4, the Flow-RM was unable to exactly solve, within the limit time, the considered instances for values of k ∈ {13,15}.
However, many instances of poor value from stroke research funding have resulted from the way in which stroke research topics have been chosen and how studies have been designed, conducted, analysed, regulated, managed, disseminated, or reported.
Anomalies are defined as instances of Z-values larger than +5.0, or smaller than −3.8, at any node and at any time.
Due to the instance of zero values for reported monthly income, we added one into the original values before taking the log transformation.
Three unsolicited adverse events were graded as severe; all were instances of abnormal laboratory values in children aged 1 2 years old.
where P i is the instance of predicted value, O i is the instance of observed value, Ō is the mean of observed values, RMSE is the root-mean-square error, and d is the Willmott index of agreement (0 = no agreement, 1 = perfect agreement).
