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As EEG signals are sometimes broadband 1-1000 Hz) [41], the HT may not be able to correctly estimate the instantaneous phase of broadband signals.

In order to be able to correctly estimate water inflow or gas emissions, it is important not only to estimate the initial permeability correctly, but also to compute its variation during mining.

They found that 52% of students were able to correctly estimate their costs, a quarter underestimated, 17% overestimated, and 7% said they didn't know.

For the same RAS-simulated dataset we also found that the Huelsenbeck model was able to correctly estimate both the topology and branch lengths by adjusting parameters to mimic RAS-like process (s01 = 100, s10 = 0).

In this first real-life example we provide a proof-of-principle that our method is able to correctly estimate relative power in a setting where different effect sizes are induced as a consequence of the treatment with compounds with different potency's and exposure times.

On the other hand, in a sample of data sets with 16 taxa, the correlation is virtually zero (−0.009) (fig. 3 B ). Hence, with a moderately large data set, for example, 16 taxa, and a young clade (RCA = 0.5), the algorithm is able to correctly estimate the λ/μ ratio, even when the mean binding site number deviates strongly from the expected equilibrium-binding site number.

Another consistent theme with e-fits is the software's failure to correctly estimate the size of a face.

It was able to correctly fix the positions of the centroids, (which was beyond the capacity of fuzzy-k means), and correctly estimated which of the data were genuine extragrades, outperforming fuzzy-k means with extragrades.

Before training, participants were able to correctly answer between 9 and 10 of the matrix questions.

The DFA is able to correctly classify app.

All patients asked (15/15) were able to correctly paraphrase "absent/did not have," and "Worst imaginable".