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The phrase "there is a null" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as programming, data analysis, or discussions about databases where the concept of a null value is relevant. Example: "In the dataset, there is a null for the age field, indicating that the information is missing."
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Since and are absolutely continuous there is a null measure set such that for all, thus for we have (3.8).
PSO uses BS transmit power more effectively when there is a null constraint on the BF (LBH).
With the Ray Launching-based methods, there is a null probability to reach a punctual receiver by sending rays in random directions.
In addition, we encourage researchers to publish in peer-reviewed journals, even when the sample sizes are small or when there is a null finding of no effect, as this is likely to reduce the publication bias in positive psychology.
The use of TXA can significantly reduce the postoperative PTT with weighted MD of -1.59 [ 95% confidence interval (CI -3.07, -0.10] There is a null assoCI -3.07etween thrombosis complications and the use of TXA.
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Suppose that there is a null-measure set such that conditions and in Theorem 3.1 hold for and assume moreover that the following condition holds: there exists such that for all,, one has.
Suppose that there is a null-measure set such that conditions and in Theorem 3.1 hold for and assume moreover that the following condition holds: for every there exists such that for all,, and one has.
There was a null result for Hypothesis 1; early education school educators did not have a negative perception of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) initiatives regulated by the Massachusetts Department of Education DOEE).
In the current study, there was a null association of fruit juice intake with risk of type 2 diabetes.
There was a null effect on overall myocardial perfusion, global endothelial function, quality of life, and angina symptoms compared with placebo.
In another Japanese study, there was a null association of risk of CVD, CAD, and stroke with rice consumption, although rice was the major source of arsenic intake in this Japanese population (10, 11).
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