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The model fit both qualitative and weighted lottery selection subgroups very well (characteristics of the models remained the same as mentioned above), but the regression weights for the different relationships between both groups were different (see Table  4).

The model fit both male and female groups very well (characteristics of the models remained the same as mentioned above), but the regression weights for the different relationships between both groups were different (see Table  4).

Then, the BM-signature proposed in this paper for authentication has the following properties: Since the possibility of having the same biomedical data between any two users measured during the recent time interval is very low, BM-signature (n, t ) is almost unique and represents very well the characteristics of the biomedical data of user n during the recent t months.

As we have shown in our previous analysis, the WCT is profoundly different across subjects and may have the shape of ECG leads with sometimes very well marked characteristic waveforms such as a P wave, a QRS complex, and a T wave.

To make your character distinctive, they must have very well-developed characteristics, feelings, likes, dislikes etc. Good examples of this have been in Wonder, Dork Diaries and The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time!

The experimental points in Fig. 5 fit very well with the characteristic equation of a Bingham plastic [37].

But astronomers point out that they know the rock's orbital characteristics very well and are easily able to predict its path.

However, model parameters may not correlate very well with true physical characteristics of the concerned building.

The sensory map matched very well with the instrumental characteristics map of the products.

Using paired sample correlation, itwas shown that test subjects keep their steering characteristics very well (r values close to 1) regarding maximum steering wheel angles and steering wheel rates.

However, the best candidate was cholesterol, one of the most abundant lipids in myelin, which has a polar head that fits very well to the electrostatic characteristics of the binding site.