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Having used the Johnson Transformation, the model fulfilled the criteria of the Anderson Darling test (p = 0.303).
Based on the high mortality both prior to resuscitation and after resuscitation, the high lactate values and low central venous oxygen saturation prior to resuscitation, we conclude that the model fulfilled our objective.
We examined whether the model fulfilled fundamental prerequisites for rigorous measurement as defined by traditional psychometric approaches [ 8, 9].
Therefore, the model fulfilled the criteria of being capable of reproducing real physiological phenomena, like the [Ca2+]i-frequency curve, and could robustly simulate the caffeine pulse experiment.
This model fulfilled the assumptions of linearity, normality, constant variance, independence and collinearity (Table 5).> -wrap-foot> R: 0.433; normality: p = 0.332.
The caseload midwives felt the new model fulfilled their professional ambitions and expectations, and saw it as a way to improve both medical and psychosocial standards.
This 3-D model fulfills its goal by taking advantage of radiosity theory and computer graphics techniques.
The model fulfills the minimal requirements for agent-based modelling of social learning, namely a rudimentary "theory of mind", so that i's beliefs about what j thinks of i affect i's self-appreciation, and vice versa.
Snieder et al. (2007) showed that Green's function emerges from the response to random forcing for a variety of conditions, including the extreme case of a model fulfilling the diffusion equation.
About these six briefly described models, it can be concluded that in a knowledge society (and knowledge democracy), at the national level, a network-style linkage of knowledge is being processed; each model fulfills a specific contribution for the 'creation, diffusion, and use of knowledge' (see Carayannis and Campbell [2006, 2010]).
The tool rejects the conversion when no structured model fulfilling our conditions can be obtained.
