To analyze whether mob size, trial number or mob number had a significant influence on behavior for experiment 1, we fitted mixed-model ANOVAs for the two most distinctly different behavioral patterns: time spent alert and time spent eating.
It lives on now in photos and in movies like "Ocean's 11," the 1960 Rat Pack vehicle that celebrates a time and a way of life that, for many, exists most distinctly as the memory of Wayne McAllister's brightly colored lights and zigzags and curves, seen through a passing windshield.
He had a great talent for practical politics and for personal involvement in what to most Americans would seem the most distinctly foreign of affairs.
Consensus clustering using methylation values for the 167 most variant CpG loci defined four clusters differing most distinctly in HR status, intrinsic subtype (luminal versus basal-like), and p53 mutation status.
The most distinctly original is the forty-six-year-old American Mark Grotjahn.
Human history, like human love, is still made most distinctly face to face.
However, some have delved a little deeper into the author's meaning, most distinctly being The People's Republic of China when, in 1965, the country banned the book for its "portrayal of early Marxism".
Other organizations have held similar festivities, but the celebration is most distinctly associated with the Yankees, whose general manager, Larry MacPhail, established it in 1947 as a benefit for the Babe Ruth Foundation.
The spirit, for those not in the Nordic loop, is the historic Scandinavian tipple, a near cousin to vodka and gin, but very different from both in that it is flavored most distinctly with caraway and dill, among other spices.
Quantum and classical mechanics differ most distinctly by the probability amplitude, whose square gives probability density.
