Cross-shelf results – Interpretation using a 2-dimensional
Results of a Novel and Comprehensive Training Program for Standardization of 2 -Dimensional Ultrasound Interpretation as a Precursor to a Multicenter Trial
... self-assessment test and the radiologist (JF) reviewed the cor- rect answers in a group setting. This set was not collected or analyzed. Test set #1 was not used for learning but was used to assess and qualify the ...
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Dimensional Structures of Human Societies: An Alternative Interpretation of Agoramétrie Type Survey Results
... analyzed using an inductive method, primarily factor analysis. Studies using this method, in different societies and conditions, have consistently produced two-factor so- lution, indeed a fascinating ...
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Sweep frequency response analysis (SFRA) results interpretation using cross correlation coefficient method for distribution transformer
... the interpretation of SFRA results is used based on worldwide research finding as a ...and Interpretation of Frequency Response Analysis for Oil-Immersed Transformer) is established for interpreting ...
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Interpretation of comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography data using advanced chemometrics
... AMWFA is an effective tool developed by Zeng and Liang et al. [42,43] to compare the similarity and the difference of different but related chromatograms by using evolutionary window information. It is another ...
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The effect of stratification on wind-driven, cross-shelf circulation and transport on the inner continental shelf
... model results may explain the small observed offshore mean flow not explained by wave ...for cross-shelf transport that is not captured by the SWWIM ...a cross-shelf transport of 1.7 m ...
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Shelf Layout With Integrating Data Mining And Multi-Dimensional Scaling
... significant results from very large data ...Multi- Dimensional scaling (MDS) method is also frequently used for the positioning of products in the marketing ...dimensions using MDS method according ...
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Testing for high-dimensional white noise using maximum cross-correlations
... noise using the maximum absolute autocorrelations and cross-correlations of the component ...numerical results also indicate that the performance of the new test can be further enhanced when it is ...
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Emulation and interpretation of high-dimensional climate model outputs
... and cross-product ...model using AIC and then discarding terms using ...Figure 2, will generally illuminate which relationships are ...
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Three-dimensional seasonal-mean circulation and hydrography on the eastern Scotian Shelf
... and cross- shelf ...the shelf break and the cyclonic Slope Water gyre over the continental slope ...1998], results in pronounced spatial and temporal structure in the region’s circulation ...
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Two-Dimensional DOA Estimation Using a Co-Prime Symmetric Cross Array
... Experiment 2 In the second experiment, we compare the angle resolution of CESA with uniform L-shaped array, ICESA with uniform L-shaped array and ICESA with sparse cross ...θ 2 ] = [40 ◦ , 50 ◦ ], [ ...
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Interpretation of Results
... Ultimately, however, her history of results has allowed her to get away with some behav- iors that might not be tolerated in others. The assessment suggests that Andrea has a D style with an extra priority in ...
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The interpretation of seabed dynamics on the Netherlands Continental Shelf
... 7. Results 7.4 Discussion Figure 7.3: This figure shows the specified categories as discussed in Table 7.2. The yellow areas are prioritized based on the procedure of Chapter 4. The three highlighted analysis ...
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Urinalysis Results Interpretation
... the results of ...test results and restore healthy organ systems’ function -- permanently! He educates the person consulting with him on everything she or he needs to know about how to optimize health at ...
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Results Interpretation & Application
... As microamperage current is limited in its ability to penetrate the walls of the intestine it is impossible to measure the amount of water in the intestine using a bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). This is ...
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Results Interpretation & Application
... Total Body Water (TBW) = Intracellular Water (ICW) + Extracellular Water (ECW) How do you measure the amount of water in the intestine? As microamperage current is limited in its ability to penetrate the walls of the ...
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8 INTERPRETATION OF SURVEY RESULTS
... Class 2 survey unit passes the nonparametric statistical tests, but has several measurements on the sampling grid that exceed the DCGL W ...Class 2 area, and so these measurements are flagged for further ...
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Aspects of results assessment and interpretation
... Final results workshop of Biennial Global Assessment of POPs Laboratories (3 rd round), Beijing, China, 6-7 April 2017 Region Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia Asia ...
MASCOT Search Results Interpretation
... search results main page shows the best scoring proteins on top, and summarizes the peptide matches that form the basis of the identifications right there with the ...
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Cross-shelf circulation on the continental shelf off Northwest Africa during upwelling
... 1977] Halpern et al.: Cross-shelf circulation during upwelling 795 ured onshore and offshore transport would require choosing an onshore direction of 082 °, which [r] ...
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Seasonality in the cross-shelf physical structure of a temperate shelf sea and the implications for nitrate supply
... the shelf edge and from rivers to support regular, seasonal primary production in the interior of a wide, temperate, shelf ...sea. Cross-shelf sections of hydrography and nutrients, from a ...
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