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Therefore, at the end of the th cycle, node A has access to all the time information,, that prove to be sufficient for estimating the clock phase offset and deterministic propagation delay.
When the SOM was used to examine the efficacy of stormwater quality monitoring programs, between 34 and 64% of the sample size in the current data set was shown to be sufficient for estimating the stormwater pollutant loads.
If a response of 40% is assumed, 385 cardiologists will complete 16 vignettes in total, which will be sufficient for estimating main effects.
The historical performance metrics were similar to the prospective performance metrics (Supplementary Table 2), demonstrating that the simple historical calculations may be sufficient for estimating prospective performance.
It was estimated that a sample size of 100 would be sufficient for estimating significant differences in utility scores between four migraine states at a significance level of p < 0.05 and with 90% power to detect significant differences.
After removing CT exposures after the date of the first symptoms, the ERR per mGy (adjusted for PF) of CNS tumours was 0.007 955% CI −0.013 to 0.028), which suggests that a 2-year exclusion period would not be sufficient for estimating unbiased radiation-induced risk.
Recently, it has been shown that running the Markov chain for just a few steps is sufficient for estimating the log-likelihood gradient specified in Eq. (19).
We actually show next that a sample size of about 20-25 isufficientnt for estimating the percentage of malicious nodes in a large network and selecting an SVM model with reasonable accuracy.
The wildtype intracellular uricase of Bacillus fastidious A.T.C.C. 29604 has Michaelis-Menten constant (Km) over 0.20 mM and uric acid over 0.40 mM is needed for estimating Km[30, 31]; the uricase of Asahi-Kasei (http://www.asahi-kasei.co.jp/shindan/eng/list/index.html) has Km below 50 μM and the use of uric acid below 0.10 mM is sufficient for estimating its Km.
We have also previously shown that 40% coverage was sufficient for estimating the national CD incidence [ 12].
