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Monte-Carlo approximation measures (12) by (17).

We also intend verifying the applicability of other RST metrics that could provide better approximation measures between bnodes.

The root mean square error of approximation measures the discrepancy between the model and the observed covariance matrix and is expressed per degree of freedom, thus taking into account the complexity of the model.

Concordance of approximation measures was very high for point distances <1 km, field edge distances <1 km, and Voronoi and area-weighted tessellation for both Aberdeenshire and Ayrshire (all >87% agreement with map-based contiguity measures) (Additional file 2).

Now, the bnodes within the same version have greater diversity, allowing a better approximation measure between bnodes if we consider the different versions.

The convergence diagram of relative error of the approximation measured in the l2-norm is presented in the lower panel in Fig. 2. In this example the approximation grid has been kept constant due to a small number of system states.

When the Hd/θ ratio was calculated to provide a first-approximation measure of recombination strength (Figure 2B), the Post-Exon (S26 S29 plus the S25 synonymous SNP) displayed the highest Hd/θscores, followed in descending order by Pre-Alu (S1 S5), Post-Alu (S20 S24) and Alu (S6 S19) for both the control (CN) and schizophrenic (SZ) cohorts of all three populations.

Compared with other QLFs, such as step-loss and piecewise linear loss functions, the quadratic QLF may be a good approximation of measuring the quality of a product, particularly over the range of characteristic values in the neighborhood of the target value.

Indeed, experimental data have shown that although recorded value of Pes is a quite accurate approximation of measured pleural pressure in the middle part of the lungs, Pes can overestimate or underestimate the value of pleural pressure whether in the non-dependant part and whether in the dependant part of the lungs [25].

Instead, use the 90-minute period as an approximation to measure your energetic output.

Hence, to a first approximation, the measured E°′ value coincides with Δ H°′rc,int and would ultimately be determined by the selective enthalpic stabilization of one of the two redox states by first coordination and electrostatic effects.