The systematic difference was highest for the posterior intersection (mean, 2.1°; 95% CI, 0.0 4.2).
There was no statistically significant systematic difference between radiographic and computed tomographic measurements of the mean intersection (mean, 1.4°; 95% CI, −0.4 3.2) or the osteotomy (mean, 0.7°; 95% CI, −0.2 1.6) relative to the tibial plafond.
Our finding of a consistent, strongly right-skewed distribution of traffic doses, associated with heavily trafficked intersections, means that non-standard distributions of exposure must be anticipated in studying traffic emissions.
On the other hand, the Weighted Sums and Normal Boundary Intersection-Mean Square Error methods, modify the process behavior, resulting in unreal optima.
These days roughly 100 redesigned intersections mean that Ed Aarons has a few more seconds when he's trying to cross some of the city's streets.
It considers the dynamic of vehicles rather than an intersection, which means the traffic flow of a single intersection, will have no influence to the others.
If φ(m) is in this intersection, this means that Y most probably found a match f i ∘ψ(m) = f i ∘ψ(m') 4.
In Diagram 1, [K] and [p] have a non-empty intersection, which means that K is compatible with p. The revision of K by p is therefore not belief-contravening.
And if respondents need to wait for two green lights to go through the intersection, it means the travel time is longer than usual, so they will be less likely to feel satisfied with the travel time.
WGS-WES intersection INDELs means the INDELs called from both WGS and WES data.
