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It can be expressed as the proportion of the total unexplained variance in the outcome that is due to differences between villages, labelled rho in Table 1and 2. Multi-level methods allow assessment of the strength of effect of each covariate and the importance of each level in determining the outcome i.e. how much of the variation found can be credited to the different levels [ 25].
They arrived at a simple law relating the variation of p along a streamline to the variation of v (the principle is credited to Bernoulli, but Euler seems to have arrived at it first), which serves to explain many of the phenomena that real fluids in steady motion display.
Such a morphology variation will change nanofluid's effective thermal conductivity significantly [27 32], a phenomenon credited to the particle clustering/aggregating in the literature [1 9].
All savings from presenteeism are credited to employers.
You've probably heard variations of the the phrase, "You have to use credit to build credit," and it's a very true one.
The panel also recommended reducing the amount of mortgage debt that could receive the full benefit of the credit, to well below $1 million (with regional variation).
