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In addition, degree of consensus can be derived from measuring the spread of responses by looking at the inter-quartile range (IQR), generated by taking the difference between the 25th and 75th percentiles where larger IQR indicates greater divergence in opinion.
These data were derived from measuring DNAm in normal tissue, specifically in human whole-blood tissue (13, 14), as well as in murine intestinal cells (12).
A hybrid, distributed parameter model for a milling machine axis drive system is derived from measured results.
Temperament or behaviour, ease of handling and milkability are examples of traits that could be derived from measures routinely recorded in AMS.
Second, a lifetime mental health phenotype was derived from measures in adolescence and adulthood, which is more robust and less prone to measurement error than information at a single time point, and which more accurately captures the population heterogeneity of symptom profiles over the life course.
The theme of B is the reverse of that of A, that of C is derived from measure 2 of the ritornello.
Our measures of ER and GR are derived from measures of variation in levels of gene expression across 15 different stressors in a total of 35 environments [ER, 30], and across a set of 167 non-lethal knockout mutations [GR, 31].
A variable was derived from measures of disc height and osteophytes obtained from lateral images on MR, CT scan or plain radiograph.
Secondly, the scores reported were derived from measures obtained with a self-reported instrument that have not been complemented with observational measurements.
Arm muscle area and arm fat area in cm were derived from measures of triceps skinfold thickness and mid-upper arm circumference using formulas according to Frisancho (1990).
