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It was proposed that the original nine-item MIBS score should be recalculated as a single-factor scale after discarding one item (possessive).

State corrections officials said yesterday that Mr. Washington's remaining sentence would be recalculated as soon as possible to see whether he might be eligible for parole now.

In networks with high mobility, reactive routing protocols have a better behaviour since the paths are recalculated as soon as a link state change is detected.

With the later case, the corresponding sub-channel will be removed and energies are recalculated as before.

Subsequently, all influential observations were excluded and correlation coefficients were recalculated as had been done in the primary analysis.

Results: The median birth weight for each gestational week was estimated from a fitted curve and each birth weight was recalculated as a multiple of the relevant median.

Mean C and L for AD and control groups were recalculated as a ratio of the original values and their randomized surrogates C-s and L-s (corrected cluster coefficient γ = C/C-s; corrected path length λ = L/L-s ).

For this reason, programme reach was recalculated as a percentage of those players that had entered the programme in a given week (figure 3).

The CFR estimate for the subcarrier can be recalculated as H ^ DD k, n = Y k, n X ^ k, n, (1).

At the same time, to enhance the computational efficiency of the scheme, the basis functions are kept pressure independent and do not have to be recalculated as pressure evolves.

Through the emission credit price [Won/ton] in Figure 26 and the emission quantity [g/kWh] in Figure 27, the emission cost can be recalculated as the unit [Won/kWh] in Figure 28. Figure 26 Variable emission credit prices.