Individual variation
Physiological mechanisms underlying individual variation in tolerance of food deprivation in juvenile European sea bass, Dicentrarchus labrax
... wide individual variation in tolerance of fasting, whose mechanistic bases are poorly ...each individual to calculate a population ...between individual fasted AQ and rate of mass loss, with ...
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Intra-and inter-individual variation in δ13C and δ15N in human dental calculus and comparison to bone collagen and apatite isotopes
... We suggest that the poor results obtained by Salazar-García et al. (2014) relate, in part, to three factors. First, they only analyzed samples from a single site and time period, the Medieval Spanish site of El Raval. We ...
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Repeatable inter‐individual variation in the thermal sensitivity of metabolic rate
... of metabolism follows the Arrhenius law, predicting an expo- nential increase of chemical reaction rate with temperature. Interestingly, the MTE predicts that the sensitivity of meta- bolic rate to temperature (i.e. the ...
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Intra-individual metameric variation expressed at the enamel-dentine junction of lower post-canine dentition of South African fossil hominins and modern humans
... intra-individual variation therefore only metameres from strictly the same individual were ...metameric variation to other fossil samples, closer to the three ...
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Intra-individual metameric variation expressed at the enamel-dentine junction of lower post-canine dentition of South African fossil hominins and modern humans
... intra-individual variation therefore only metameres from strictly the same individual were ...metameric variation to other fossil samples, closer to the three ...
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Community-and individual-level variation in Japanese compound loanword formation
... less variation, a standard Optimality Theoretical analysis proved to be very useful for characterizing the ...intra-individual variation found in the survey ...only individual-level ...
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Social consistency and individual rationality
... that individual preferences for redistribution are not only determined by self-interest but also a¤ected by the characteristics of the social environment (district, ...an individual who is the ...
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Morphology-Based Individual Vertebrae Classification
... in many of the visual challenges (e.g. classification, segmentation and detection). Henceforth, researchers in medical imaging have further studied the use and im- provement of convolutional neural networks for a wide ...
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Valeur et variation, sémiologie et rhétorique
... considérées indépendamment du facteur Temps, en quoi le rapport qui s’établit entre les valeurs dans le signe linguistique peut-il être arbitraire ? Dans le paragraphe relatif aux valeurs économiques, on remarque en ...
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Global Total Variation Minimization
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Household resources and individual strategies
... There are large variations in norms across space and various social groups. Fully describing these dierent contexts is not possible here; therefore, we restrict our attention in two ways. First, we concen- trate on the ...
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Household Resources and Individual Strategies
... There are large variations in norms across space and various social groups. Fully describing these dierent contexts is not possible here; therefore, we restrict our attention in two ways. First, we concen- trate on the ...
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Reference Groups and Individual Deprivation
... an individual k is relevant for k’s deprivation but the income of another agent j who is richer than k (and possibly, in addition to being identical in all other respects, even has the same income as i) is ...
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Linguistique et variation : repères historiques
... This paper deals with the historical genesis of the difficult relationships between linguistics and the concept of variation in France from the end of the XIXth century to the triumph of structuralism. The paper ...
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From Individual Goals to Collective Decisions
... and w i = 1 for all v ∈ Mod(γ i ) and i ∈ N . Since Í v ∈Mod(γ i ) µ γ i (v) = 1 for all i ∈ N , the number of models of a goal formula is irrelevant and agents have an equal impact on the outcome. Finally, we introduce ...
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Deriving individual obligations from collective obligations
... So, this work assumes that a set of conditional obligations is directed to a group of agents. It also assumes a model of agents, describing each agent of that group by its knowledge about the current situation, its ...
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Globalization and Individual Gains from Trade
... the individual level until ...into individual preferences for trade openness via changes in factor prices as implied by the Stolper-Samuelson ...using individual survey data ...
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Evidence on Individual Preferences for Longevity Risk
... in income and in education. 6 In both studies, male are found to be less risk averse. These papers off course, study a different kind of risk aversion, since they are about individual preferences over monetary ...
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Deriving individual obligations from collective obligations
... 2. COLLECTIVE OBLIGATIONS This poster addresses the question of the translation of a collective obligation into individual obligations in the rather general case when the collective obligations are conditional ...
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Performance variation considered helpful
... aware that the problem is originated in the network (or in how the application makes use of the network). Interference from other applications Applications running on a network of computing nodes often share the network ...
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