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The present study focuses on investigating the potential use of a one time, QuadPOL ALOS PALSAR L-band 25 m data to estimate above-ground biomass (AGB) using a water cloud model (WCM) in a wildlife sanctuary in India.
As already reported [ 16, 18], the use of a one color labeling scheme has apparently no negative effects on the quality of data, but it greatly simplifies the experimental design and allows easier analysis of novel samples.
Therefore we developed porous fibre non-wovens with tuneable wettability properties by use of a one step electrospinning procedure and the use of polymer blends with defined molecular weight (MW) ratios.
The use of a one month recall period has been well described by Varni and colleagues [ 19- 26].
The Fos counts in the various hippocampal subfields (sham groups only) were compared by use of a one between-subjects (familiar/novel objects) by one within-subject (ROI) anova.
Second, the use of a "one size fits all" approach to mutations seems oversimplified and inaccurate, because the kinetics of accumulation of different types of mutants will depend very strongly on how and where they act, whether in cis or trans to the genome, whether they affect one protein (e.g. missense mutations) or others (nonsense mutations), etc.
Most of the data were not normally distributed, and were compared by use of a one-way anova on ranks (Kruskal Wallis H-test with multiple comparisons according to Dunn's test).
The method makes use of a one-point dynamical measurement on a thick-plate.
We tested our main hypothesis that the FN would not show a significant negative deflection based on participant expectancy of losses in the absence of task-induced affect responses, through use of a one-sample t test on computed FN amplitude difference scores (low win expectancy difference high win expectancy difference), for the FZ, FCZ, and CZ electrodes.
Another issue is whether the use of a one-chambered apparatus based on Figure 3 or 4 is valid.
For the calculation of the waveguide loss in a double-metal structure, we make use of a one-dimensional waveguide solver based on a standard transfer-matrix formalism.
