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Instead of relying on modeling the movement of toxicants through various environmental media, an approach based on estimating changes from baseline levels of exposure was employed.

In the proposed scheme, the conventional scheduler is extended to interference-aware operation where individual scheduling decisions are based on estimated change in system-level performance.

To generate the inline T1 map, the acquired IR images are first registered using a motion correction algorithm which is based on estimating synthetic images presenting contrast changes similar to the acquired images solving a variational energy minimisation problem [45] (Fig. 7).

In this paper, we propose a structure for simulating urban change based on estimating land use transitions using elementary probabilistic methods which draw their inspiration from Bayes' theory and the related 'weights of evidence' approach.

In addition, current measures to identify the selective regime in which a gene evolves, for example, positive, negative or nearly neutral, are based on estimating the number of nonsynonymous to synonymous changes (d N/d S) (Li et al. 1985; Nei and Gojobori 1986; Yang and Nielsen 2000) or polymorphism data (McDonald and Kreitman 1991).

He added that it was important to note that the federal agency's data were preliminary, based on estimates, and may change.

Sample size for this study was based on estimates of the difference in change in 24-h urine albumin excretion (the primary outcome variable) and in eGFR.

One study parameterized a model of evolutionary responses to climate change based on estimates of phenotypic variation in critical thermal maxima and average evolutionary rates in amphibians and reptiles (Skelly et al. 2007).

Such methods are important because payments for carbon offsets under REDD+ are based on estimates of carbon stock and stock changes over time.

Category I reversal solutions to blocked reactions were validated by i) quantitative assignment of blocked reaction directionalities based on estimates of their Gibbs free energy changes [ 33] and ii) a query of experimentally reported reaction directionalities from the Brenda database [ 34].

Calculation of EARs is also contingent upon accurate HES data and ONS mid-year population estimates which are based on estimation of changes since the 2001 census.