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The quarterly transition rates are derived by comparing the first and the forth waves and the fifth and eighth waves2.
The results in this table are derived by comparing (bar {d}_{N}) for the adaptive schemes with the one for the original frameless ALOHA.
In this paper, exact shear correction factors for simply supported very thick rectangular Mindlin plates are derived by comparing its deflection against that of Reddy plates.
By default, domain predictions are derived by comparing two protein isoform sequences: one that aligns to the alternative exon and another in which the exon is absent from the corresponding mRNA sequences (competitive isoform).
A WB analysis means that reported significant regional structural differences are derived by comparing areas of activation globally across the whole brain, and unlike ROI analysis, is not limited by specific brain regions that have been previously determined (often based on previous literature).
A pupil's Progress 8 score is derived by comparing their forecast Attainment 8 score – based on the results achieved by pupils with the same prior attainment at key stage 2 – to their Attainment 8 score.
In an interview last week with Guardian Australia, Fraser insisted the government's assertion was wrong and explained that it was derived by comparing a 44% cut with the unrealistic scenario of what economic growth would look like neither Australia nor any other country did anything to address climate change at all.
The T-score is derived by comparing a person's DXA scan result to that of a healthy young adult of the same sex and race or to that of a healthy young adult woman.
The Z-score is derived by comparing a person's DXA scan result to a healthy person of similar age and represents the number of standard deviations that the patient may diverge from the normal bone mineral density score for his or her age.
The relative concentration of UDMH in the solution was derived by comparing its absorption intensity with the standard curve line.
