History is a process that produces multiple occurrences of the characteristics that comprise a row of information.
First, the illusion of control over an actually uncontrollable outcome (a light onset) was sensitive to P(O), but dependent on the participant's goal (to prevent the occurrence of an undesired outcome vs. to produce the occurrence of a desired one).
Nearly all German physicists of the time held that these visible rays were produced by occurrence in the ether a weightless substance then thought to pervade all space but that they were neither ordinary light nor the recently discovered X-rays.
Although it is not known what these biosynthetic pathways produce, the occurrence of N-acetylglutamine [ 38] is an indication for hitherto unknown pathways in Corynebacteria in which N-acetylglutamate could play a role.
The combined results showed that latanoprost produced lower occurrence of conjunctival hyperaemia than both travoprost (OR = 0.51; 95% CI 0.39 to 0.67, p<0.0001) and bimatoprost (OR = 0.32; 95% CI 0.24 to 0.42, p<0.0001).
To overcome this, we collapsed OTUs by co-occurrence, producing 22 co-occurrence modules that were labelled using colour names (the module 'grey' contained unallocated OTUs) (Additional file 6: Table S6).
The analysis of the particle size influence on the squeal occurrence indicated that a small size of silica sand particle produces less squeal occurrence than that of road sand particles.
We have demonstrated that accounting for spatio‐temporal correlation improves assessing the impact of outbreak distributions, produces accurate maps of occurrence, and allows for good prediction performance.
Thus, if our cloning method produces unusual constructs, their occurrence must be very low. Figure 4D is an example of using restriction digestion to screen clones to exclude unusual constructs.
With a series of debatable but plausible assumptions, it can be demonstrated that the observed imbalance or asymmetry in the matter-antimatter ratio may have been produced by the occurrence of CP violation in the first seconds after the big bang the violent explosion that is thought to have resulted in the formation of the universe.
