High ASL value suggests that the given cell is capable of large output changes in response to unitary input changes, whereas the large VAR highlights that the cell is more sensitive to a particular input intensity range.
The identity of the strategy with the lowest associated cost was thus more variable when the genotyping/diagnostic test unitary costs ratio changed.
Thus, throughout its founding period, ecological genetics was relentlessly supportive of natural selection as unitary explanation for evolutionary change.
A probabilistic sensitivity analysis was carried out letting the following variables change simultaneously: unitary costs, fracture risk, compliance, offset time (i.e., the duration of the efficacy after the discontinuation of treatment), mortality rate due to fracture, treatment duration, and utility values.
Here, (boldsymbol {tilde {n}}^{(i)}) has the same distribution as n ′ (i) since (R (l)) H is unitary and introduces phase changes only, cf. (29).
Little will change within the unitary or single board structures dominant in Anglo-American jurisdictions.
But it is opposed to radical change, arguing that unitary taxation is no better than the current arrangements and lacks broad political support.
In particular, it is worth noting that a 20%% increase in unitary costs does not significantly change the results.> -wrap-foot> incrementalenetl net monetary benefit, WTP willingness to pay, LC lung cancer The CEAC provides a more general picture of the relationship between the level of WTP and the probability that screening is cost-effective.
Different types of validity became changed into a unitary concept of construct validity, underlining the importance of uniting different types of evidence to support a particular test use.
Mutation of residues within the putative pore of IP3R1 causes changes in the unitary conductance that can be easily resolved by patch-clamp recording from intracellular IP3R within the outer nuclear envelope of DT40 cells (66, 110).
