Therefore, the hourly profile of a single user's thermal demand is commonly unknown, and only long-term averaged values are available and predictable.
The day and month of death was commonly unknown for patients who were traced outside of the health facilities.
The total number of patients that were initially suspected of the target disease based on the presence of symptoms or signs, i.e. the true source population, is commonly unknown as in routine care patients are hardly classified by their symptoms and signs at presentation [ 18].
Therefore, stable heavy isotope-labeled standards (stds) are commonly spiked into unknown samples to correct the error introduced by sample preparations and MS response fluctuations.
To this day most of these namaloom afraad are commonly referred to as unknown assailants who loot and plunder on the cosmopolitans streets without being caught.
Aligners and alignment-dependent RNA-Seq methods are commonly used to allow unknown transcript discovery, which will further improve the completeness and accuracy of the annotation databases.
Dopamine and epinephrine are commonly used, but have unknown effects during hypoxia and pulmonary hypertension; the effects on the splanchnic circulation, in particular, are unclear.
Because high proportions of unknown genes are commonly observed when annotating transcriptomes for a wide diversity of taxa [ 13, 50- 52], this framework is designed to help guide the reporting of unknown genes in future transcriptome projects.
As shown in [2], three assumptions about the transmitted signals s( k ) are commonly used: s( k ) is considered unknown and deterministic (CMA, or "deterministic" bound); s( k ) is considered a sample of a complex Gaussian noise process of unknown covariance (UMA, or "stochastic" bound); or finally s( k ) can be considered known (most optimistic bound).
Multiple-choice tests are commonly used in educational settings but with unknown effects on students' knowledge.
