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Recent studies have shown that cultivar coefficients for soybean lines can be derived from standard crop performance trials.
The second term, Δ, is related to the emission type, and can be derived from standard dosimetry tables (Browne et al. 1986).
This can be derived from standard or en-bloc nodal collection.
Approximations for ρ (x ) can be derived from standard diffusion theory (Ewens 2004; for details see Hermisson and Pennings 2005).
Importantly, HLA allele assignments from shotgun datasets can not be derived from standard alignment-based interpretive methods for the simple reason that the extant genome reference sequences [ 10, 11] on which these methods rely do not provide any useful representation of HLA allelic diversity.
The PAR (also referred to as the population attributable fraction), can be derived from standard risk-based measures (the relative risk or odds ratio), and provides an estimate given in percent of the overall burden of disease in a population that is due to the risk factor in question [ 9].
The structured interview questionnaire was derived from standard psychiatric and psychological instruments, the National Survey of Mental Health and Well-being (NSMHWB) and standard population surveys (particularly the Australian Health Survey) and the Australian Census.
Temperature dependent timing characteristics are derived from standard delay format (SDF) files that are created by synthesis tools automatically based on SPICE characterizations.
The climate corrected energy impact of the infiltration is derived from standard blower door test results and compared with modelled performance.
The compiled rules, representing experts' knowledge, have been derived from standard industrial practices and integrated with empirical models to ensure a robust view of the diagnosed damage types.
It is important to note that these two groups were derived from standard practice rather than randomization.
