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However, we can compute an approximation averaging the error function of the available data, as it is formulated by the empirical risk minimization (ERM) principle.

Finally, we point out that the -order approximations (average values) used in the paper also lead to discrepancies between simulation and analytical results.

Despite these limitations, however, for each drug we established a best-approximation average dose on the basis of the literature and official statistics.

Because the utilities sell power among themselves, the emission levels for one city or utility cannot be pinpointed for every hour of every day, but regional analysis provides an approximation of average emissions over time.

The Reservoir Quality Index (RQI) represents an approximation of average hydraulic radius and correlates porosity and permeability for flow units' identification of non-shaly reservoirs.

As a first approximation, an average reduction of the SNR of 2 dB due to the effect of vegetation will be taken into account.

This has been found to be a good approximation on average since the transport is mostly determined by the opacities and less by the frequencies.

Second, the evaluated KLT basis is the best linear approximation in average through all iterations and this basis is not capable to describe the messages appearing in the higher iterations sufficiently.

RQI is an approximation of average hydraulic radius in reservoir rock and a key for hydraulic units and correlates between porosity, permeability and capillary pressure (Tiab and Donaldson 1996).

We considered this latter measure the closest approximation of average throughput across the whole country.

Although we averaged the concentrations of this latter group of chemicals over two points during the pregnancy, thus giving a better approximation of average exposure, nondifferential exposure misclassification may occur.