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The spectral data matrix X can be assumed to be linearly and additively related to the concentrations of chemical components according to Beer Lambert's law: begin{aligned} X = YA end{aligned} (3)where Y is the matrix of concentrations of the chemical components and A is the matrix of standardised diffraction contributions to each energy channel from each chemical component.

We regressed the matrix of standardised time squatted on the explanatory matrices (master network matrix plus matrices of in- minus out-link, order, sex difference, hierarchy difference and recipient betweenness) using UCINET's MRQAP procedure with double Dekker semi-partialling and 10,000 permutations.

We investigated the effects of total out- and in-link strength on standardised effort investment by regressing the matrix of standardised time squatted on explanatory matrices (master matrix plus matrices of in- minus out-link, order, sex difference, hierarchy difference and recipient betweenness) using MRQAP as described in the Materials & Methods.

GBLUP: The relationship matrix G was constructed using the approach of [ 6]: G * = XX ' / 2 ∑ p j 1 - p j, where X is a matrix of standardised genotypes, with element X ij  =  I ij -2 p j and I ij being the number of "1" alleles that animal i carries for SNP j.

Following the work of Cohen and Cohen [68] and Hemelrijk [65], we replaced all missing values in the matrices of standardised time squatted and squatting order with a value much greater than any of the non-missing values (10) and created a 'dummy' matrix variable which contained zeroes in cells for which response data was present and 10 in cells for which response data were missing.

The factors created are based on the eigenvalues of the covariance matrix of the standardised attitude variables and presented in the scree plot of the eigenvalues in Fig. 2. Based on the scree plot, we choose to keep five factors for the analysis.

The standardised matrix of X, S, is projected onto Z, and thus, the projected space QS is the interpretable part of the main data X by the explanatory variables.

One part now specialises in long runs of standardised products.

All charities will be nervous about what is involved in the collection of standardised information.

The rooms have flatscreen TVs, corner baths and that cream and leather decor of standardised luxury.

The volunteers were given a couple of standardised tasks that put them under mental stress.