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The weight derivative profiles for TPO and TPR suggest two types of carbon phases atomic Cα and naphthalenic Cβ.
These findings suggest two types of conformational motion incurred simultaneously during annealing: one involves large scale chain motions that take place at the earlier stage and the other involves small scale chain motions that take place at the later stage.
Although this country already sees a daily toll of civilian deaths from gunfights, I.E.D.'s and airstrikes, these killings were particularly worrisome because they suggest two types of nihilistic violence common in Iraq and Pakistan but that Afghanistan has yet to see: attacks designed to cause mass casualties among civilians and sectarian murders.
We suggest two types of methods for the assessment of absolute fit of the NAEP IRT model: (1) item-fit analysis using residuals and (2) generalized residual analysis.
We suggest two types of residuals to assess the fit of item response theory models in the context of large-scale assessments.
Visualization of the complexes (Fig. 4) and analysis of the toxin-sensor COM distances (Fig. S2) suggest two types of behavior.
Pande et al. (2000) suggest three types of measures – maintenance-oriented, situational and improvement-focused.
For the independent variables or potential predictors, the results of the literature review as well as primary surveys suggest four types of factors: social, dispositional and cognitive, attitudinal, and psychosocial characteristics.
Jeanne and her co-author suggest three types of mentoring that can work for the "mobile, collaborative lifestyle and need for immediacy" that characterize millennials: reverse mentoring, group mentoring and anonymous mentoring.
Direct sequencing by using a primer set that was originally used in the first report of MECP2 mutation suggested two types of homozygous mutations (R133C and R168X).
This paper suggests two types of residuals to assess the fit of IRT models used in LESAs.
