Nor is the current pattern of contribution to the public purse obviously "unfair": the richest 1% of Americans pay more than a quarter of all federal taxes (and fully 40% of income taxes), while taking less than 20% of pre-tax income.
The pattern of contribution by genetically modified cells is distinct between the early and late phase post transplantation and emphasizes the importance of long-term studies to assess the risk of integrating vectors.
The IdC factor had the inverse pattern of contribution to performance in the first three laps compared to that of SL.
"He has given generously to the art world and intends to continue that pattern of contributions," Ms. Duckworth said.
He said the Teamsters would probably continue their pattern of contributions in the 2002 elections -- 84percentt for Democrats, 16percentt for Republicans.
Furthermore, the profession's pattern of contributions implies an ideologically conservative as well as a professional regulatory motivation for providing financial support to federal legislators.
Cohn's pattern of contributions doesn't fit that of an opportunist looking to buy access to winning candidates.
However, as can be seen, the pattern of contributions obtained was somewhat more complex than initially expected.
The differences observed in the relative weighting of the properties of each of the burnout subtypes when it comes to explaining the standard dimensions suggest a pattern of contributions that may be of use for the development of new treatments when faced with the need for specific interventions.
Three outputs were generated for each latent variable within each mean-centering PLS analysis; 1) a singular value that expresses the proportion of covariance that the LV was accounted for, 2) design salience that represents weights of the contrast for the LV, and 3) electrode saliencies that show spatiotemporal patterns of the contribution made by the LV.
