Third, most patients do not have birth certificates and therefore their age were approximations.
In both cases it is shown that no more than the three lowest order product densities are necessary to approximate the cell age correlations when a closure approximation is used for calculating higher order total product densities.
Human faces inherently contain a wealth of personal information — from physical identity and features, to gender and ethnicity, mood/emotional state, even an approximation of age.
The optimized lag, in this respect, is a climate-based approximation of age at first breeding.
* The information about the age was provided in approximation to anonymise the information.
For the meta-regression analyses explained in the first approach, we therefore used mid-point of the age range as an approximation for the average age in a study and used these mid-points for meta-regression.
The residuals of the multiple regression might be due to the approximation that all age-related determinant factors were included in age in the multiple regression.
To a first approximation, an earlier age of onset by 1 year was associated with a 1% increased Aβ42/Aβ40 production ratio, as measured in cell cultures.
The log-binomial method failed to converge for the 2 models containing both analgesic and age, and the COPY method approximation was used.
Age-specific fecundity, m x, is a function of growth rate and is reflected by changes to body weight with age and, to a first approximation, by the number of eggs produced per unit of body weight.
While a ratio of the SMRs or SMbRs is not correct, it should be a reasonable approximation as the age and sex distributions of the two embassy groups do not vary greatly, and so have been added here in Tables 2 and 3.
