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- verb Present participle of
covary .
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The causes, however, are not well understood and are difficult to test due to the existence of a number of covarying environmental factors that may potentially impact recent tree growth.
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As these cycles are connected with climate phenomena and can be computed for centuries, they offer a means to forecast consecutive minima and maxima in the Gleissberg cycle and covarying phases of cool and warm climate.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2009
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Estimated marginal means (covarying age), standard errors,
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Estimated marginal means (covarying age), standard errors,
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The locus of activity in the right premotor cortex was 23 mm from the maximally active voxel in Voxels covarying with hate questionnaire score.
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However, to determine whether findings could be explained by pre-existing differences in either verbal or non-verbal IQ, we repeated the above analyses, once adding Vocabulary as a covariate, and once adding Raven's Progressive Matrices as a covariate (and covarying age both times, as in the previous analyses).
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A second MANCOVA (covarying age) was carried out in order to compare groups on mathematical outcomes (the Basic Concepts, Operations and Applications areas of the Keymath-R test).
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Estimated marginal means (covarying age), standard errors,
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Marie Forgeard et al. 2008
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No voxels were found which showed a second order polynomial (quadratic) relationship with the hate score, nor were any significantly covarying voxels found in the voxels excluded by the search volume.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Semir Zeki et al. 2008
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However, to determine whether findings could be explained by pre-existing differences in either verbal or non-verbal IQ, we repeated the above analyses, once adding Vocabulary as a covariate, and once adding Raven's Progressive Matrices as a covariate (and covarying age both times, as in the previous analyses).
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