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Interpretation of the resulting parameter estimates, however, will depend on which model one has chosen e.g. is one attempting to model the over-expression of one parental allele, the under-expression of the other parental allele or simply using the imprinting parameter as a statistical device to distinguish the two heterozygote penetrances.
It's made out of a combination of cotton or micromodal and spandex, depending on which model you buy.
For around £30, this will cut water use from 10 litres down to around five or six, depending on which model you go for, and your water pressure.
State Department officials said the purchase price would be unknown until a formal agreement is reached on which model of the fighter will be sold, and how it will be equipped.
Two amphibious wheelchair styles are currently in use, and depending on which model best suits the terrain and users, more of that type will be introduced at other sites in the future.
Depending on which model you have, find the small USB adapter cable or USB dock that came with the iPod and connect it (and the Shuffle) to the computer.
There are cases where the deletion of one gene may be due to both genetic and metabolic differences depending on which models it is being compared to.
There may be limits on which models you can rent and how far you can go.
They included defaced magazine covers, lurid, graffiti-like riffs on Vogue, on which models and pop divas were crudely painted over, their images accompanied by caustic cover lines.
The main contribution of this paper is the development and verification of a predictive mathematical model of high-pressure MBC for natural gas sweetening applications, based on which model-based parametric analysis and optimization can be conducted.
As previously mentioned, Corona et al. (2014) proposed to use the term hybrid inference for the case where a probability sample of auxiliary data may be selected, on which model-based inference is applied; the study by Corona et al. mainly dealt with small-area estimation issues.
