The resulting work, "The Triumph of Religion," was a sweeping history of faith with all the tawdry grandeur and over-the-top effects of a Cecil B. DeMille film.
But the Suárez incident has put into focus the lack of responsibility and leadership at the top; the effect of Liverpool's reaction was hugely damaging to their message of anti-racism.
For instance, by slightly offsetting the dowel and mounting the bracket on the side instead of on top, the effect of first-order rotation may be explored.
Based upon their review of gray wolf and dingo studies, they conclude "that evidence for the ecological roles" (i.e., top-down effect) of these species is "equivocal".
On the other hand, noise could equally have been introduced at the decision variable level or in the decision criterion, and could therefore just as easily represent the top-down effect of attention on the perception of the stimulus.
The top 100 effects of each trait from EMMAX-IBS and EMMAX-BN are given in Additional file 7: Table S1, the top 100 effects of each trait from GLS are given in Additional file 8: Table S2, and the top 100 effects of each trait from PCA are given in Additional file 9: Table S3.
In addition "top down" effects of grazing have been examined using an HPLC-based technique.
Detailed characterization of the top 20 effects of each trait are given in Table S2 (Additional File 5), including actual SNP alleles, UMD 3.0 and Btau_4.0 SNP positions, the favorable allele, the favorable allele frequency, gene or gene region of the SNP, observed P-value, and the effect size with standard deviation.
Drought and erratic rainfall caused less carbon to be stored by parched forests and drylands, on top of the effect of fossil fuel emissions, Noaa said.
They need to identify more role models, set the right tone from the top, measure the effect of their actions and harness the power of the straight majority.
