| Consider the simple example that arises from regarding the 3 x 3 identity matrix as a co-occurrence matrix. |
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| The assemblage is characterized by the co-occurrence of epipelagic, mesopelagic and benthopelagic taxa together with neritic taxa. |
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| Moreover, information concerning both the co-occurrence of preformation and neoformation within the same shoot system is virtually non-existent. |
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| However, this ichthyofauna is characterized mostly by the co-occurrence of oceanic and neritic fish. |
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| The first axis of this work is an approach of domain identification based on domain co-occurrence. |
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| The vast majority of research conducted on the co-occurrence of substance abuse and criminal behaviour in young offender populations has employed self-report measures. |
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| A clear understanding of species co-occurrence in the total catch is important for anticipating the ecological impacts of bycatch. |
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| The importance of the concurrent or sequential delivery of programming is even more evident when considering the co-occurrence of substance abuse with various other forms of problem behaviour. |
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| She is funded by an Investigator Award from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research to support her research on different pathways to alcohol abuse and the co-occurrence of alcohol abuse with other mental health problems. |
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| The co-occurrence of interparental violence and child physical abuse had a significantly greater negative impact on behavior than exposure to interparental violence only. |
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| This study surveyed Francophone teenagers in New Brunswick secondary schools to determine the impact of the co-occurrence of parent-to-child and interparental violence on their behavior. |
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| A co-occurrence of these two species is known from only one locality, where they were collected from manganese nodules immediately above the Grimmeri Bed. |
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| The hashtag co-occurrence network is undirected. |
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| Voxel-based gray-level co-occurrence matrix. |
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| Figure 4 The overlayed co-occurrence matrices. |
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| This article is a compilation of recent research findings on the co-occurrence of domestic violence and child maltreatment in terms of the scope and consequences of the phenomenon for young victims and of the parental role. |
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| Over the past few years, programs and systems across the country have begun to realign to deal more effectively with the co-occurrence of mental health and substance use problems among people seeking support and treatment. |
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| It is also the site that revealed the first co-occurrence of insects in amber and dinosaur fossils that inspired many Hollywood blockbusters. |
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| We know both adolescent boys and girls with TBI are vulnerable to the co-occurrence of harmful psychological and behavioural conditions. |
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| The co-occurrence of whales and ships creates an elevated risk of vessel strike, and mortality to whales. |
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| Statistical analysis of the linguistic property of digram co-occurrence in textual material leads to a new, more effective simultaneous digram and trigram encoding technique. |
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| The few studies carried out so far suggest that such co-occurrence seems quite common: with endometriosis, irritable bowel syndrome, interstitial cystitis, and fibromyalgia,' Berkley said. |
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| Although the shared serious nature of family violence and eating disorders does not indicate their correlation, it does suggest that their co-occurrence may have critical consequences. |
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| What are the characteristics of those who gamble online, and what motivates the behaviour patterns in which this occurs, including co-occurrence with other forms of gambling and substance use? |
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| Distribution and co-occurrence of rockfishes over trawlable shelf and slope habitats of California and southern Oregon. |
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| From a risk factor perspective, boys tend to cumulate more risk factors than girls and this co-occurrence increases the likelihood of a lethal attempt. |
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| The gray-level co-occurrence matrix exploits the higher-order distribution of gray values of pixel that are defined with a specific distance or neighbourhood criterion. |
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| Refer to boxes 1-3 for examples of autoimmune risk assessment tools including a listing of common symptoms, prevalence and co-occurrence of the autoimmune diseases. |
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| In reality, what is essential for the functioning of language is not just any co-occurrential relation, or any co-occurrence, but only categorial co-occurrential relations. |
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| Co-occurrence of type-A and type-B trichothecenes in barley from a northern region of Spain. |
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