DWI has been observed to be the best-performing single parameter for detection of PC in the PZ deserving the strongest weighting in a mpMRI exam [43, 50].
The assay type (Infinium I/Infinium II) also received a very strong weight in the wave definition.
However, the peak near the minimum value indicates that some of the edges produced by the tractography have a stronger weight in GR than in GO, and are thus probably due to non-diffusion effects.
Additionally, because the cell does not respond in the same way at all frequencies, some data points should be given a stronger weight in the regression.
This procedure gives individuals from groups, which are more likely to drop out, a stronger weight in the analyses compared to individuals from groups with less drop outs.
The US accounts for almost half - 45% - of the composite MSCI index, with shares in Britain, Japan, Germany and France also having a strong weighting in the list of 2,618 stocks from 49 countries.
However, our result is in agreement with reports in the literature that did not show strong weight loss properties of nizatidine in double-blind, placebo-controlled studies.
In that case, we kept only the QTL with the highest effect (R²) to avoid the attribution of a too strong weight to that QTL in the meta-analysis.
The presence of a three-level game indicates a potentially stronger weight of foreign policy considerations in immigration policy compared to domestic concerns because the 'public' for which immigration policies are made is not necessarily the electorate (the local population needed to sustain the legitimacy of the government), but international cooperation partners required for regime survival.
Here, the ranking in stage 2 is so discrepant from that in stage 1 that the conditioning on rank used by the UMVCUE results in much stronger weight being placed on stage 2.
