As a result, the EFSA Panel revised their model (EFSA EFSA J 13: 4127, 4), adopting the slope of the empirical data from Hofmann et al. The intercept, however, was substantially reduced to less than 1% at one point by introducing further assumptions based on the estimates of mainly panel members, citing possible 'uncertainty'uncertainty
In the thirties, gambling in New York was a much more informal affair than today's regulated pari-mutuel system: customers would place bets with one of several competing bookmakers, who set individual lines based on the estimates of expert scouts, sometimes known as "clockers".
The other one is an Enhanced Simulation procedure which uses an approximation procedure based on the estimates of the failure probabilities at moderate levels for the prediction of the far tail failure probabilities by extrapolation.
Given that our study population was 64% female with a mean age of 66.7 years, one could expect a prevalence of hip osteoporosis of around 15.6%, based on the estimates of Kanis and Johnell.
This approach is based on the estimates of the plant unknown parameters and the adjusted controller parameters, which are obtained from adaptive laws using the identification error, the control error and the so called closed loop estimation errors.
Furthermore, to deal with unknown disturbances, a state observer is designed based on the estimates of the load resistor, the external input voltage, the inductor current and the output voltage.
The forecast is based on the estimate of the Office of Budget Responsibility, the new independent body set up by the coalition to publish independent forecasts on jobs, growth and borrowing.
No one disputes the size of the average tax reduction, and the jobs figure is based on the estimate of a prominent private economic forecasting firm.
Psinet executives said entry-level technicians would be paid $60,000, while sales executives could receive salaries and commissions up to $333,000, based on the estimate of the market.
