Having or characterized by two names, especially those of genus and species in taxonomies.
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In response the outlet's English language unit withdrew all reporters from the ground.
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If the child is to understand from the beginning that reading is thot getting, we must begin with the sentence, rhyme or other language unit.
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Pacific Language Unit to be established A major boost for Pacific Languages was also announced in the Budget.
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Logistic and negative binomial regression models were used for the multivariate analysis.
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Statistical analyses were performed utilizing chi-squared test, Student's t-test, and binomial regression.
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For number of hospitalizations in the first year, we used negative binomial regression.
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Yes, yes, clever you -you knew exactly what I meant by binomial.
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Negative binomial regression models assessed cigarettes per day among daily smokers.
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Results from our meta-analysis confirmed the results from our binomial tests.
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Negative binomial models were used to estimate the associations between multimorbidity and LPT.
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Statistical analysis was performed using Poisson and binomial prospective data regression.
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Survival rates were stratified by institutional CDH volume and compared using binomial analysis.
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A gender analysis was also performed, using the same binomial cut-off.
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EDWS was an independent predictor of MACE by binomial regression analysis.
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The binomial upper bound is the most conservative estimate for most forensic applications.
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Analyses included locally weighted scatter plot smoother curves and binomial regression.
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This will be analyzed by negative binomial regression, yielding density ratios.
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Negative binomial regression models described adjusted annual differences in total specialty care visits.
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Later still, he made what seemed to be approaches toward Newton's binomial theorem.
