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We analyzed this relationship (y = −0.072x + 1.22) to find a reliable cutoff that could be applicable to estimate VA by the ROC curve (area 0.7169, p < 0.03011).

Once long-term risk of cancer is determined, these results will be applicable to estimate the clinical 'pretest' probability of malignancy of a SPN detected in a clinic-based population for both chest radiograph and CT.

it is applicable to estimate the post peak behavior of rock mass and directly used to predict the rock burst and squeezing phenomena.

The established method was applicable to estimate the lipid content of a wide range of microorganism cultures containing 2 5000 μg-lipid/ml-broth.

Based on Eq. (31), it is applicable to estimate ω and λ for more new wells even if some reservoir parameters are not known because of that SRV can be estimated from microseismic interpretation directly.

The study concluded that the suggested correlation is applicable to estimate the monthly average daily diffuse radiation on a horizontal surface for any location over the Algerian Sahara region, which can serve as a resource for the design of photovoltaic systems.

The results show that high spatial resolution remote sensing data is applicable to estimate VFC in urban areas, and TEXs may act as effective supplements of vegetation indices (VIs) for the retrieval of VFC.

The two TCGA-02 samples were hybridized directly at Source C. The proposed MSCN was designed to: (i) be applicable to CN estimates from a wide range of technologies including, but not exclusively, microarrays, (ii) provide full-resolution normalized estimates and (iii) normalize each sample independent of the others.

Although mortality was not assessed and could not be validated in this study, we could infer that the good correlation between the output of the Poisson model and virologically confirmed hospitalization will also be applicable to mortality estimates.

The hybrid may also be applicable to a source inversion that estimates a spatiotemporal slip distribution on a fault plane from local (strong-motion), regional, and teleseismic records (Fig. 1b).

Our estimates will be applicable to further cost-effectiveness evaluations of new cervical cancer prevention strategies, and will be critical for budget planning, for local government policy makers in China.