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What is calculated in this paper (and is commonly given as DFI) is the interval between the primary operation and the pulmonary metastasectomy, referred to in this paper as the interoperative interval.

The spectrum of the cosmic radio noise is close to what is calculated on the basis of measurements of the cosmic rays near Earth.

The presumption is that all the pupils in the class— there are 30 are able to read at what is calculated by "ob jective" standards to be the grade level.

In short, what is calculated is the ignorance of the decision-maker, and the oddity is that this calculus of ignorance is based on a highly sophisticated mathematical calculus ([62] p. 50).

Any discrepancy would require "immediate negotiation" (p.186) before the communication would be able to continue in a stable manner, yet from what is calculated, there is no indication that such an event would likely arise regularly.

Response rates could be approximated based on participant's field of study (11.6% (111/957) planning/engineering, 6.4% (17/265) law enforcement/EMS, 6.2% (32/516) public health) (response rates are slightly higher than what is calculated given n = 32 participants with "Other" fields of work and emails that were not read).

than what was calculated by the developed model.

This reduction is significantly lower than what was calculated for the Si3N4-glass case (Part I), owing to the shallower, linear E-gradient over a 1.6 mm depth in Si3N4-SiC, as compared with the power-law, steeper E-gradient over 0.4 mm depth in the Si3N4-glass.

According to [29] an average C storage of 96, 7 t/ha can be expected for the mineral soil and the humus layer in North Rhine-Westphalia which is 17.8% lower than what was calculated in the investigation at hand.

The combined PCA represented a common morphospace for all cichlids similar to what was calculated in Young et al. [1].

Looking at weekly E-I indices (Table  3), mean estimates were similar to what was calculated over the whole study period, but variations occurred, particularly for movements received by small and non-assured professionals.