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The proportion for which one member of S is a code word is | s|/ # of words in a equivalence class = 4/16 = 1/4, and so the expected number of hash keys is.

The reference formula is: The proportions of cases 1 through 4 of 1/256, 15/256, 15/256, and 225/256, respectively, and so the expected number of hash keys is 12.25.

This is because although the sample size is 2000, and so the expected number of cases is 200, the expected number with observed X is only 47 under this MAR mechanism.

The age-, gender-, and calendar year-specific death rates available from the National Italian Mortality Tables ISTATT, Istituto Nazionale di Statistica) were used to calculate the expected deaths – and so the expected survival.

The expected number waiting for a place at home h is again determined by Little's Law as where and so the expected total number waiting to be discharged to a nursing home is (11) where k, p, μ are vectors of beds and so on in all homes.

The probability of heads on any one toss is ½, and so the expected frequency of heads in the sequence of ten is 50%.

But now the air was warm and still, the water barely rippling, and so the rescuers expected thousands to come at once.

Repeatability is related to heritability (but does not necessarily set the upper limit; Dohm 2002) and so influences the expected response to selection.

Second, Diasporas from developing countries are in general more important and more active, so that the expected feedback effect in terms of transfer of norms is potentially important.

So far, neither side has agreed to Mr. Obama's proposed first steps, and so the president is expected to look to Mr. Mubarak for help in breaking the latest Middle East deadlock, regional analysts said.

Relatively strong effects were modelled (odds ratios of 1/2 and 2/3), so the expected number of participants per study arm, denoted E, could be relatively small.