These examples highlight how moment spaces can be used to rank branching processes by their extinction probabilities when only moments of their distributions are known.
To address this, we correlated ranked branch-specific estimates of protein divergence and expression divergence for each gene in the amniote data set (see Materials and Methods).
The review sheet included 17 questions concerning a time and date, age, sex, height, weight, rank, branch, uniformed service, service years, right/left, cause and sites of disorders, mechanism of injury, past history, smoking, and alcohol habits.
Functional constipation: marital status, military rank, branch of military service, sex, age at initiation of surveillance.
Case information obtained included patient age, sex, rank, branch of military service, animal exposures, and treatment details.
Multicollinearity was investigated among the variables age, sex, education, marital status, race/ethnicity, recent deployment to Southwest Asia, Bosnia, or Kosovo, length of service, military rank, branch of service, and occupational category.
Overall, veterans in the BChE-LCV subgroup were nearly identical to veterans in the other two subgroups with respect to sex, age, education, rank, branch of service, deployment locations, and proportion reporting deployment exposures.
In the long run he will rank with Branch Rickey, Bill Veeck and others who changed the game.
In addition, there may be certain ranks, branches and types of units that may be under-represented due to fewer opportunities to participate in the R&R program, such as commanders and Special Operations personnel.
Republic is the parent company of Republic National Bank of New York, the third-ranking branch network in New York, behind Citigroup and Chase Manhattan.
Finally, we built the backbone of the consensus network and added to it the reticulation branches after ranking the clusters as described in Algorithm 1.
