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With this model the probability of various patterns can be assessed assuming patient's prescription (re) filling during a fixed period.

The incidence of ARI and the predictors for episodes will be assessed assuming a Poisson distribution and multivariate analyses performed using Poisson regression methods.

The WLAN data packets are not transmitted continuously but often worst-case exposure of WLAN is assessed, assuming 100% activity and leading to huge overestimations.

As starting point, the initial values for the degrees of membership u ij (0) of the item i to the cluster j at the 0 iteration (initialization step) have been assessed assuming the positions of the cluster centers uniformly distributed in the area.

For duplex prediction, the classifier's performance is assessed assuming that the actual mature miRNA corresponds to either the predicted mature miRNA or the predicted mature miRNA*, without explicitly specifying the functional strand.

The effective population size was assessed assuming a mean mutation rate within a range of 4.5*10−5 to 15*10−5 per generation.

The ALAD polymorphism was assessed assuming a dominant model (ALAD1/ ALAD1 vs. ALAD1/ andD2 ALAD2/AD2/ ALAD2) where the homozygous major allele (ALAD1) was the reference group and the heterozygous plus homozygous for the minor allele (ALAD2) was the evaluated group.

Nevertheless, only a selection of constituents or toxicological activities is being assessed, assuming that the results of the selected endpoints would be representative of other constituents and biological endpoints.

cHRs are assessed assuming co-dominance and show the increase/decrease in risk of death from breast cancer with each addition of the minor allele compared with homozygotes of the major allele.

Differences in parameter estimates between calendar periods were assessed assuming that parameter estimates are (asymptotically) normally distributed [31] and that the standard error of the difference of two parameter estimates is the sum of the squares of the standard errors [32].

Binary variables are assessed assuming a normally distributed latent liability to the exposure, and hence it was not possible to test for sex differences in variance distributions in standard of living, early school leaving and life events, but qualitative and quantitative aetiological sex differences were tested.