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Regression analysis and analysis of variance (ANOVA) has also been performed to develop a mathematical model for degree of sphericity evolution of primary α-Al phase and to find the significance and percentage contribution of each process variable towards the final outcome of degree of sphericity, respectively.

Not all students study at the same rate--and some have already acquired a range of knowledge and skills--so competency-based education offers an "each to their own" model for degree completion.

An earlier null model for degree distributions in mutualistic networks suggested that species' degree (number of species it interacts with) is a function of its frequency of interaction [11].

Recently it was shown that a null model for degree distributions of food webs based on MaxEnt could not be rejected as a null model for 57% of the food web degree distributions studied [29].

The data underwent the same kind of selection and correction described above (see also Maus et al., 2010, this issue) but from which a lithospheric field model for degrees 14 to 40 was further removed.

Accuracies for multiple kernel (MK) (five regions per chromosome), linear kernel (Lin), and Gaussian kernel (Gaus) models for degree days to silking and the importance scores from the MK model are displayed in Figure 7 and Figure 8.

The accumulated error in SV is found to be less than 0.2 nT/yr for all times within model domain for degree n = 2 20, and thus, easily meets both the threshold and target values specified in Table 3. Fig. 3.

Fig. 6 Difference of the radial vector component at the Earth's surface between the DLFI and the MF7 models for degrees 16 80 (top).

Although, globally, MOOCs are creating full degree pathways, it appears for the near term the US will stay at a partial model for MOOC degree completion.

The procedural model for damage degree 4 follows a completely different approach and resorts to 3D models of structural elements (slab, beam, window, door, intact wall, damaged wall, and so on) that are inserted in the building 3D model as implicit geometry objects.

I show that a simple null model based on the principle of maximum entropy cannot be rejected as a model for the degree distributions in most of the 115 bipartite ecological networks tested here.