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where we used a straightforward estimate ∥ ξ h 0 ∥ μ 2 ≤ C ˜ ( μ h 2 p + h 2 ( p + 1 ) ).

These correlations are intended to allow for a quick and straightforward estimate of rock bed pressure drop and heat transfer characteristics, without the necessity of measuring particle shape, roughness or size distribution; they are, consequently, limited in their applicability to materials similar to those used for the original tests.

Thus, the number of matches observed provides an obvious and straightforward estimate of background dynamics.

Again, the Wilcoxon signed rank test gives a P value only and provides no straightforward estimate of the magnitude of any effect.

This lack of a straightforward effect estimate is an important drawback of nonparametric methods.

The natural logarithm-transformed delta method approximated to first order terms provides a straightforward equation estimating the variance of the RoM for each study.

A side-effect of this variation is that straightforward estimates of b-value above, say, the minimum magnitude m0 = 2.15, may not work well in the EEPAS model.

Using straightforward estimates, it implies that min i l i ≤ ∥ J ⋅ D S ( V f ) ∥ F, a contradiction.

While more straightforward estimates may be derived (see for example [36]), in these the scaling constant C depends on k.

Formulae for straightforward estimates of the standard error of the alternatively adjusted survival rates are yet to be developed for these reasons, standard errors of all types of survival rates were determined empirically by bootstrap analysis as the standard deviation of the respective point estimates in 10 000 bootstrap samples for each cancer site (Efron and Tibshirani, 1986).

A straightforward method to estimate the efficiency of ensemble quantum computing using nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy is presented by defining a quantum computing efficiency factor (QCε).