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These represent smaller values than the corresponding sum of their van der Waals radii.

Obviously, that in the corresponding sum of determination (Equation 5), such summands will be absent.

As expected from Proposition 2 and shown in Figure 14, the sum of queues remaining in the network for destination 14 is higher than the corresponding sum of 13 for all input rates, thus 13 will experience better performance in terms of throughput.

Num DF = numerator degrees of freedom, Den DF = denominator degrees of freedom for the corresponding sum of squares.

The individual SGS and the corresponding sum of the objective assessments were clearly correlated (Spearman's rank correlation = 0.35; N = 24,847; figure 1).

All relevant information for solving the optimization problem in (3) may then be condensed into three arrays containing the number of observations between two potential breakpoints, the corresponding sum of the observations and the sum of squares.

Since the ANOVA table is generated directly from the partitioning of the sums of squares, one column is called, appropriately enough "sums of squares," and contains the corresponding sums of squares as entries.

To test for association of different pathogens within a host, or for a given pathogen across different hosts, we follow the same process, as the expectation of a sum of observations will be equal to the sum of their expectations, and the corresponding sums of observations will be binomially distributed given the Xik.

These signal flows are typically defined by the sums of species with phosphorylated binding sites x i and the corresponding sums of species with occupied binding sites x i b.

The tick invasion into AO central districts became possible due to considerable increase of both mean annual air temperatures and number of days with 'effective' temperatures (exceeding 10oC); the corresponding sums of effective temperatures increased as well.

Moreover, two pairs of compounds, denoted by (c, k) and (c′, k′), will be called mass equivalent if and only if the corresponding sums of mass vectors m c + m k and m c ′ + m k ′ are linearly dependent.