Currently, the coast accounts for about three-quarters of China's GDP with one-third of its population, which gives a sense of the scale of the coastal-interior divide.
Overlaid histograms of the sample distributions for each scale of the Conners' questionnaires, divided by family status and informant, are displayed in Figure S1 (additional file 2).
To enhance interpretability of the scale of the association, we divided the food-ad percentage measure by 10, so that a 1-unit increase in the main independent variable represents a 10-percentage-point increase in the percent of ads devoted to food.
To break down the massive scale of the curtain wall, he divided it into panels, with plain glass for some and frosted for others.
The committee's report on the government's alcohol bill acknowledges the scale of the problem but MSPs are divided over whether the key measure of minimum pricing would be effective.
The functional course of all patients was assessed for muscle functional disability according to the disability scale of the Health Assessment Questionnaire (HAQ), which is divided into eight variables: dressing and grooming, arising, eating, walking, hygiene, reach, grip and activity [ 13].
To make the estimator invariant with respect to the scale of the residuals, the r i is divided by 's,' which is a robust estimation of the scale.
In 2009, the observation of the spectrum of gamma-ray burst GRB 090510 did not find any difference in the speeds of photons of different energies, confirming that Lorentz invariance is verified at least down to the scale of the Planck length (lP = ≈ ) divided by 1.2.
To address this question, we attempted to correlate the incidence and severity of intersex with the industrial index (industrial PE on a scale of 1 10 divided by river flow of effluent entering the rivers immediately above the points where the fish were sampled; Table 2).
