"In the interest of maintaining the high-quality education we are committed to providing our students," she wrote, "we are going to need to do something to keep our school from becoming so large that we are forced to have very high class size".
With a very high sample size, the diversity of Psittacosaurus can be analyzed more completely than that of most dinosaur genera, resulting in the recognition of more species.
We used a forward elimination procedure to account for very high sample size and high correlation between institutional variables.
VRK2A directly interacts with the JIP1 scaffold protein, forming signalosomes with a very high molecular size, >1000 kDa.
When scanning speed is very high, 5' polysome size increases approximately linearly with translation initiation rate a I.
In the case of the "specific" genes, this is typically driven by a very high effect size in the study where the gene is individually significant, as demonstrated by the high coefficient of variation of Cohen's d across studies for the "specific" class (median CV for "specific" = 0.253, compared with 0.0936 for "common" and 0.0682 for "none"; fig. 3 B).
We found no evidence of lower QOF scores in practices with very high list sizes (above 3500 per GP), nor, by contrast, were smaller than average list sizes of any apparent advantage in gaining a higher QOF score.
The scores during follow-up were stable and significantly lower compared to baseline, with very high effect sizes (Cohen's d = 2.87 (PSS) and 1.29 (BDI)).
It may be that the advantages of IBD mapping would be realized for very high sample sizes.
The high genetic variability in the C cluster is commonly recognised as being the result of two different features: (i) a very high ancestral population size [ 13, 20], and (ii) a capacity to maintain a non-critical population size through a relatively high rate of increase [ 21] and a good dispersal ability [ 20, 22, 26, 30, 84].
