By focusing on the F2 sample sizes, one can accurately estimate the realized RRS of a particular group of fish in a particular set of years.
Based on the co-occurrence probabilities and the window sizes, one can compute P-values for cooperativity.
Inter alia, he spoke of an award-winning advert (the European/African/Asian/racist brain sizes one) that had ticked all the boxes, but research revealed "no evidence it changed a single racist's mind, but what it did achieve was to make white people feel they were being accused – in the dock for something they hadn't done.
In order to faithfully compare different system sizes one must ensure that all systems have the same relative density ρrel and the same aspect ratio R=W/H between the system width W and the system height H.
Solvent-free ionic liquids and a conventional organic medium were used as electrolytes, while two series of carbons with controlled pore sizes – one of them obtained from nanocasting procedure – were used as electrode materials.
Since some organisms differ massively in their census population sizes, one might reasonably expect them to differ considerably in their effective population sizes, and hence to have very different levels of allozyme diversity, and yet they do not.
Due to extremely varied cluster sizes one of these subsets was nearly three times larger than the others.
If there are only two studies and both have calculable effect sizes, one performs a random-effects meta-analysis which, if informative, allows a qualitative conclusion.
Since the kernel remained the same at different gold-standard set sizes, one would expect to see a stable performance gain for KI regardless of the size of the gold-standard set.
These changes were detected despite fewer replicates and smaller average sample sizes (one pre- and poststocking sample for each of six rivers, with mean sample size of 33, SD ± 10, Hansen et al. 2009).
