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The scattered radiation for a clear sky may be estimated from knowledge of the composition of the atmosphere.

In situations where heat flow is not perturbed by convection, but is due to near-vertical heat conduction, subsurface temperatures can be estimated from knowledge of surface heat production and heat flow.

The values for k61 and k61 r can be estimated from knowledge of the protein half-life and the steady state level of protein in its misfolded state.

It has been known for some time that there is redundancy in the parameterization of the two-mutation model, so that only three combinations of the five available combinations of model parameters (X, M 0), M 1), G(1), D(1)) can be estimated from knowledge of the hazard function [ 133- 135], i.e., two combinations of parameters cannot be estimated.

Patient competition must be estimated from knowledge of ongoing or planned trials, potentially run or funded by other groups and estimates of those factors could be used to adjust the parameters used in the predictive model - for example by reducing the expected number of patients recruited while a competitive trial is underway.

The model is based on the extended principle of corresponding states with two reference fluids, chosen as n-C18 and n-C28 in which the parameters may be estimated from the knowledge of molecular weight.

It proves particularly useful when the target corresponds to the equilibrium of the uncontrolled system, and is available or can be estimated from expert knowledge (e.g. in biology and economy).

These methods were designed for MCS of the supervised type and they require a priori knowledge which most often can be estimated from the training data.

ODE-based modeling approaches require detailed knowledge about kinetic parameters, some of which can be estimated from literature and some from in silico experiments.

Some false-positive results may be identified through additional knowledge such as mtDNA haplotype or age, which can be estimated from genetic samples (Polanowski et al. 2014).

Average hourly energy flows are estimated from a knowledge of array test parameters, monthly average hourly ambient temperature and monthly average daily hemispherical radiation.