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The decay rates of a damped track can be approximated by adding the results of the damped free rail to those of the undamped track.

Plant N availability was approximated by adding the amount of soil mineral N present in the 0 30 cm depth and N contained in the aerial phytomass in the zero N treatment.

27 The PASP is approximated by adding the transtricuspid gradient to the right atrial pressure (RAP) as applied in the formula [PASP=4v+RAP].

The volume of herbicides applied to HR hectares can be approximated by adding NASS-reported glyphosate use per crop year to an estimate of the volume of herbicides other than glyphosate (hereafter, "other herbicides") applied on HR hectares.

Its light curve can be approximated by adding together a number of sine waves, with periods that range between 0.8 and 1.5 hours.

Although halobacterial proteins behave anomalously in analyses using the standard analytical technique of SDS-PAGE [ 20], nevertheless the approximate molecular weight (MW) can be assessed by adding the molecular weight of the SIV insert to apparent molecular weight previously demonstrated in this system.

Fluxes were approximated by dividing differences in two concentrations by the experiment time (4 hours), and standard errors for fluxes were derived by adding the variances of the two concentration measurements.

The uncertain system is approximated by the radial basis function neural-networks (RBFNN) and the input saturation is solved by adding an auxiliary signal.

The nonconvex problem is approximated by a convex one by adding a certain function to make the constraint convex.

The estimated risk associated with each point total in the 80+ score is shown in table 4. The estimated risk was computed using the formula described in the methods, where the ∑βχmean was calculated to 0.106842 and the ∑βχ was approximated by multiplying B with the points and adding back the base value for eGFR (−0.012×105 mL/min).

The p-value was approximated by the chi-square test.