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TABLE 5 Overhang of the Lateral Edge of the Acetabulum
2002
"... In PAGE 52: ... 2000; 11(4): 327-333. TABLE 2: REACTION GROUP + PROBABLE REACTORS TABLE 3: NON-REACTION GROUP TABLE 4: REACTION GROUP TABLE5... ..."
TABLE 1 Excess demand, repressed inflation, forced saving, and monetary overhang
Table II Average Overhang Correction by Leverage Group This table reports the mean overhang correction across leverage and overhang deciles. In Panel A, all firms were first sorted by leverage. Then, within each leverage decile, firms are sorted by the overhang correction and placed into deciles. Panel B presents groups created by independent sorts of leverage and overhang. The overhang correction is calculated as in Hennessy and Whited (2005) as
2006
Table 1. Temperature differences between heated and cool sides.
"... In PAGE 7: ...esigner). The time t is counted from the instant Hyper-X is separated from the Pegasus booster rocket. Figures 7 and 8 are plots of the temperature profiles along the depth of the window at different time steps. Table1 lists the temperature differences between the heated and cool sides at different times. As will be seen later, the highest value of does not necessarily induce the highest tensile stresses.... ..."
Table 3: Summary statistics on the binding overhang (BO) in agricultural and non-agricultural products
"... In PAGE 21: ...2. Overview of the binding overhang Table3 provides with the first ever overview of the binding overhang with virtually exhaustive coverage of WTO member countries, both for agricultural and non-agricultural products. The picture strongly differs across categories of countries, and between agricultural and non-agricultural products.... In PAGE 21: ... The binding overhang is known to be very small across developed countries. This is confirmed in Table3 , where the AVE binding overhang for developed countries averages 3.6% in agricultural products, and 0.... ..."
Table 11: Valuation of Stolt Offshore at The End of 2003 Assuming Resolution of the Debt Overhang Problem
"... In PAGE 7: ...able 10: Liabilities of Stolt Offshore ..........................................................................................53 Table11 : Valuation of Stolt Offshore at The End of 2003 Assuming Resolution of the Debt Overhang Problem.... In PAGE 64: ...The cash flow model shown assumes that these restrictions are all lifted at the end of the current debt contract, following which the firm targets a Debt service ratio of 8. The values of the described inputs are shown in Table11 . 35 The detailed scenario underlying it is shown in Table 12.... ..."
TABLE 6 Comparison of estimates of the monetary overhang at the end of 1990 (billion rubles at current prices)1
Table 5: Recall that a U-Unitig is a collection of reads that can be uniquely assembled, and almost certainly come from a unique region in the genome (based on having an A-statistic of at least 5; see the Unitigger section of [16]). The number listed under U-Unitigs is approximately the number of bases in the U-Unitigs, but is a slight underestimate. More precisely, it is the sum of the overhangs ; Celera calls the number of bases between consecutive read starts the overhang . The right-most column is the ratio of the number of reads placed in U-Unitigs to the number of reads in the database, expressed as a percentage. For UMD+Celera#1 there were about 16,000 U-Unitigs, and there were 135 million bases in all the overhangs in all the unitigs.
2004
"... In PAGE 12: ...s many overlaps. UMD+Celera#2 yielded an extra 1.0 Mbp compared to UMD+Celera#1. The UMD+Celera assemblies have more large scaffolds (an increase from 45 to 52 or 53), while adding more than 1000 smaller scaffolds as well. Table5 shows that most of the increase in the size of the draft genome seen in Table 4 came about as a result of identifying more of the simple parts of the genomic sequence, namely, the U-Unitigs. Whether a region is a U-Unitigs depends on the set of overlaps, and the UMD overlapper reduces the spurious overlaps by a factor of roughly 100.... ..."
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Table IV Probit Regressions: Overhang and the Repurchase Choice This table reports estimated marginal effects (dF/dx) from probit regressions, where the binary choice variable is given the value of 1 in the year a firm repurchases debt, zero otherwise. Robust standard errors are reported in parentheses.
2006
TABLE VI Summary of Recommendations
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