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For SBMP, no aging provided statistically similar bond strength mean to TC and ML, which were statistically higher than the mean provided by TC + ML.

For SB, all aging methods provided statistically similar bond strength means, which were lower than the mean provided by no aging group (control group).

Experimental replication serves to improve confidence as it provides a better estimation of the mean provided by a given technique.

We present two ways of summarizing the intron base composition data, a weighted mean provided by simply concatenating all introns and calculating base composition, and an unweighted average counting each intron equally regardless of size.

Descriptive statistics were explored and the scale scores for children with severe SLI were compared to scores of healthy children, by applying the cut-off point scores (1SD below the healthy population mean) provided by Varni et al. [ 8] to identify if this cohort is at-risk for impaired HRQOL.

We now restate the general approximation frame of the Cesàro means and de la Vallée Poussin means provided by Dai and Ditzian (see [53]).

Common sense tells you that academia's noblest aims could not be achieved were there no way to pay for them a means provided by jobs, profits and successful business enterprises.

However, a high proportion (42.7%) of cases of pathologic fracture at unspecified sites was noted, and, possibly through some administrative encouragement means provided by the Taiwan's health insurance authority, the accuracy of coding should be improved to ensure the validity of the data of Taiwan's health insurance system.

The first is that, 20 years from now, businessmen will continue to travel regularly to appointments rather than make their presentations through the means provided by new technology.

In the means provided by the summability methods, the Fourier coefficients are suitably weighted by reducing windows, involving a regularization of the numerical solution.

To express richer constraints on the syntactic structure of ASTs beyond the basic means provided by Java Type definitions, we use the standard Java Architecture for XML Binding.