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The authors say Sanders's proposed interest rate reduction would save the average black bachelor's degree holder $8,334 over the duration of their loan, a calculation derived from National Center for Education Statistics data on the average debt load and duration of repayment, which stands at roughly 21 years.

The DSP is a calculation derived from 6MWD and the lowest saturation at 6 min and has been shown to predict poor outcome in patients with IPF [ 17].

A stoichiometric calculation derived from the lactic acid produced during 34 h of SSMSF indicated that, at a minimum, 21.7 g l−1 of glucose was consumed even though the observed change of glucose concentration was only 0.1 g l−1.

The primary endpoint of the physical and social activity study is based on the power calculation derived from a pilot study [ 25] that found a baseline VO2max of 24.3 ml/min/kg (SD 5.9) among children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

Based on calculation derived from our study figures, if all our patients were to develop a susceptible enterococcal post-operative infection we would have needed 34 patients developing such an infection to see 1 case of enterococcal infection prevented.

However, the Kiexp calculation derived from Equation 3 has taken into consideration that the range of inhibitor potencies resolved in fluorescence polarization-based binding assay is limited by the affinity of the fluorescent ligand.

Another investigator, a quantum physicist, produces a set of calculations derived from Schrödinger's equation that pinpoints the statistical probability of the car winding up where it landed.

The experimental results were compared with calculations derived from a model system adopting a finite element approach.

Regression coefficients are included in the calculations derived from a calibration of data related to existing retail facilities.

For relative timing measurement, Granger causality outperformed time-to-peak calculations derived from an inverse logit curve fit.

It is a work scored for from one to seven harpsichords and from one to fifty-two tape machines in which selections from leading European and American composers from Mozart to Schoenberg have been subjected to a process called fragmentation according to calculations derived from the "I Ching".