MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts] approach to modularity, it proposes a more general model, which includes the possibility of delaying the option to split, the effect of correlated values and assumes a multi-staged product development.
Two options might be (i) to consider the closest microsatellite, or (ii) to split the effect of a haplotype class in a sum of individual marker locus effects.
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).
In a genomic model, when crossbred animals are genotyped, it is natural to split the additive genetic effect of crossbreds into breed of origin specific genetic components, as in Ibáne~z-Escriche et al. [ 7].
By and large, delay effects split the signal into two identical signals and momentarily hold back one while allowing the other to play in real time.
To determine the effect we split the patients in different groups (one previous operation/two previous surgeries/>2 previous operations).
"The Big Short" and "Spotlight" will, I think, in effect, split the social-naturalist vote and let "The Revenant" hold the Academy's entire chew-and-yowl wing and come out with Best Picture.
This wasn't exactly a surprise — while initial speculation had been that the cartel would make a million-barrel cut, by yesterday people were saying that a two-million-barrel reduction was possible, so OPEC in effect split the difference.
The Administration's next fight is likely to be over tax reform, and Trump presumably would rather not have Bannon, who has said that he favors raising taxes on the rich, leading an attack that could, in effect, split the base.
Still not finished, Mr. Golden subsequently persuaded the Nature Conservancy to donate 107 acres that it owned adjacent to the forest, and to split the legal fees, in effect letting the organization pay for the privilege of contributing to Mr. Golden's cause.
