This plot indicates that the EAST ∗EEPAS model explores a much wider range of values than the EAST R+EEPAS models.
This finding indicates the capability of newly developed ternary solder alloys to serve a much wider array of value-added applications.
Indeed, very weak negative Spearman's correlations across individual sites should probably be viewed as artifactual, because non-parametric rank correlation ignores the range of breadth values, which is much wider, and includes many 0 values, for low values of the rate of evolution.
It is clear that, together with conditions (1.10) and the above hypotheses, the dynamic equation (1.9) not only covers the corresponding boundary value problems in the literature, but even nontrivially generalizes these problems to a much wider class of boundary value problems on time scales.
This type of approach may be of a much wider interest and potential value beyond the regional deanery.
"But Cameron appears to suggest we can impose a much wider assimilation with British values and the danger is that this approach will perversely entrench those separate identities that he wants to meld.
We set the allowable range much wider than the plausible values, and also checked the posterior distributions to make sure the tails of the posterior distributions were a long way from the edge of the allowable range.
In astronomy today, the apparent brightness of stars is still measured on a logarithmic scale, although extended over a much wider span of intensity values.
The scatter of [Hb] values was much wider in trophozoite-infected than in uninfected red cells, ranging between 2.1 and 7.1 mM (Fig. 9A, T (all)).
Although this is qualitatively similar to the SNV (hard sweep) case, the width of the trough in D values is much wider.
