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Derived from fundamental transport considerations, this method is based on equating the moments of a given distribution with those of a discrete distribution consisting of a sequence of Dirac delta spikes.

These adjustments consisted of scaling and adding a number to all elements in the marker-based relationship matrix based on equating means of diagonal and off-diagonal elements in the two matrices, and it was demonstrated that accuracy of prediction increased and bias decreased.

Pensions expert Tom McPhail of Hargreaves Lansdown said the projection of a £1bn tax take equates to 250,000 people selling out over the next two years, based on the fact that the average annuity in the UK is only around £20,000.

We anticipated, from the model described by Duffin et al. (2007), that those NPs showing enhanced ability to generate free radicals (NiO, CeO2, Co3O4, CB) would all have extra reactivity and so would present a larger dose based on the hypothesis that the total dose equates to surface area times surface reactivity.

This note provides a conceptually simple derivation of the Kelvin equation, based on the principles of hydrostatics, rather than the more elegant and abstract thermodynamic approach of equating the chemical potential of each of the phases.

For the exotic Culicoides collected, the duration of the dispersal window equated to the maximum lifespan of an adult insect, based on the assumption that the collected specimen itself was dispersed and collected.

The present paper examines the role of thymic positive selection to a single self-peptide in determining the frequency of T cells specific for a foreign peptide/MHC II that end up in the naïve CD4 repertoire; based on the work of others, they equate this with the phenomenon of immunodominance in the T cell immune response.

Based on the recent stock price, the buyback equates to roughly 5.9 million shares, or about 8% of the total outstanding.

Based on the current MtGI, the transcriptome space was estimated as follows: ~40,000 sequences of approximately 2,000 nucleotides equates to 80 Mb of unique M. truncatula expressed sequence.

16 Our study was powered to defect a 20% increase based on the LAPAQ, which would equate to an increase in physical activities of two hours a week.

Based on the assumption that the territories it's playing usually account for 15% of UK and Ireland box office, Brave's opening equates to £5.5m.