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Size and shape in the measurement of multivariate proximity

Most methods of multivariate analysis rely on a measure of proximity between individual cases or samples to quantify inter-sample differences. The choice of this measure is fundamental to the method and its subsequent results. For example, when data are abundance counts of a set of species at several sampling locations, some approaches rely on the Bray-Curtis dissimilarity measure between sampl...

P-25: Effect of Water with Different Temperature with or without Forced Swimming on Sperm Parameters in Adult Mouse

Background: Sports, hypothermia and hyperthermia as some stressors inhibit male reproductive functions and are associated with subfertility or infertility. We investigated whether water temperature and chronic swimming are effective on mouse sperm parameters. Materials and Methods: Adult male mouse(N=35) were randomly divided into 7 groups: 1-controls 2-cold water (100C) with swimming 3- cold w...

KSR v. Teleflex. Part 2: Impact of U.S Supreme Court Patent Law on Canadian and global systems-based innovation ecologies.

Towards Reliable Bird Surveys: Accounting for Individuals Present but Not Detected

COUNTS OF BIRDS seen, heard, or captured are commonly used to elucidate avian-habitat relationships, investigate responses of avian populations to management treatments or to environmental disturbances, estimate spatial distribution of species, and monitor population trends. The point-count method, in which an observer records all birds detected within either a fixed or an unlimited distance fr...