The class prediction results are summarised in Table 1 with the number of (statistically significant, P<0.05, following P-value cut-off selection) peaks selected for the class prediction model indicated for each test performed.
Thus, the observation and model simulation indicate for the first time that the 2010 minor SSW also affects dynamics of the MLT region over SH in a manner similar to 2002 major SSW.
The models indicate, for example, that Project New America pollster Grove Insight demonstrates a statistical bias of roughly 1 percentage point (0.96) in Obama's favor.
Animal models indicate, for example, that the canalicular bilirubin-conjugate-export pump (MRP2) is sensitive to cytokines and that the mRNA of the bile salt export pump (BSEP) is down-regulated under the influence of inflammatory mediators [ 45- 47].
The log-normal shadowing model indicates that, for a fixed T-R distance, the expected path loss is constant, albeit subject to signal shadowing, regardless of the EIRP used by a transmitter.
The model indicates that for both air-entrained and non-air-entrained concrete, destructive tensile stress may be triggered at the aggregate matrix boundary, with the severity enhanced by the Mandel Cryer effect.
The model indicates that, for an optimized GBT, the structure should exploit dielectric materials with not too large permittivity and small energy barriers with respect to the metal emitter.
The model indicates that for every 1°C rise in thermal optimum (Topt)., the maximum intrinsic rate of increase (rmax) will increase by an average of 8.5%.
Third, the model indicates that opportunities for enhancing biodiversity through local management and the restoration of native vegetation are greatest at intermediate levels of vegetation cover (Figure 1).
The model response was dramatic; as can be seen in Fig. 5 (A), the model indicates suitable habitat for tsetse would be found throughout the heavily populated higher elevations of Kenya.
