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Under intense pressure from opponents in the 2008 presidential race and a building national fair trade movement, Sen. Hillary Clinton tonight finally disclosed her position on a Bush administration-backed bill to expand the NAFTA trade model that passed the U.S. House today and is now moving to the U.S. Senate.
WHAT THIS STUDY ADDS TO OUR KNOWLEDGE ☑ Compared to the conceptual PK model, the proposed PopPK model is a simplified but valid model that passed stringent validation processes.
A logistic regression analysis was performed to identify potential predictors for mean echo intensity by retaining only the significant model that passed the goodness-of-fit test [ 30].
To provide the highest precision for computation of expected values, the highest order model that passed the chi-square test was selected.
As recounted in a recent article in The New York Times, sites like TMZ and Radar Online set out to create "addicts online" by inventing a business model that passes off celebrity gossip as breaking news and then provides a continuous flow of such gossip, sometimes more than 30 exclusive items a day.
We used three criteria to choose among the models that passed the goodness-of-fit tests at the 1% significance level.
For the models that passed structure validation tests, tunnel architectures were examined using VOIDOO [ 62] with a probe radius of 1.4 Å.
We targeted an initial set of 2,452 SNP-SNP models that passed an LRT P-value threshold of P < 0.01 in the Marshfield discovery dataset for replication.
By combining the VIF regression models that passed the adjusted R [ 65] cutoff 0.4, we obtained a whole genome integrative network in which the expression of target genes was regulated by microRNA, methylation, and copy number variation.
It was a model that had passed its sell-by date many years ago," Richard Hyman, an independent retail consultant, said.
A development engineer produces concept or model that is passed on to the design engineer for converting into a device, process, or structure.
