We applied two independent strategies to split the effects of different evolutionary forces on the statistics.
Splitting the effect of migration by destination shows that the sign for eastward migration is positive and significant at the 5% level, while the sign for westward migration is positive but statistically insignificant (see column 3).
The study also split apart the effect of education and occupation earlier in life from mental activity later in life.
The rest are roughly split about the effect of his presidency on them, with 26percentt saying his actions have hurt and 20percentt saying they've helped.
The court's split had the effect of affirming the appellate court's ruling and leaving the child, now 3, legally motherless.
The scheme we developed is based on two supports: well-balanced treatment of the variable updating at the new time-level and flux evaluation by three-wave approximations of the intercell Riemann-problem that, without any split, embody the effect of the non-conservative term.
In a unidirectional (UD) laminate, the through-thickness compressive stresses will cause premature longitudinal fibre-splitting, masking the effect of transverse stresses on the fibre-direction strength.
It's a series about love, relationships and marriage, and the legacy of a split within family, the effect of which can be felt long after the painful goodbyes," says Jane Featherstone, Executive Producer of The Split and Founder of Sister Pictures.
Using a split sample design, the effect of HA at a final concentration of 500 or 1000 μg/ml semen on post-thaw motility parameters, and membrane lipid architecture status assessed by merocyanine-540/YOPRO-1 merocyanine-540/YOPRO-1 merocyanine-540/YOPRO-1
