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ILRMA can be considered as a dual problem of MNMF because it estimates the demixing system using the NMF source model.
With respect to floodwater volume also, considering the maximum flood discharge estimated in the empirical method, the floodwater volume estimated in the TR-55 method is closer to the actual values, because it estimates the maximum floodwater volume.
We suggest that model 3 is the most plausible because it estimates the TMRCAs from the molecular divergence age of human and chimpanzee and without the preliminary divergence date of the modern human and Neanderthal mtDNAs.
This study is original because it estimates the benefits of maximal treatment intensity in patients with cancer.
These details are not required by likeLTD because it estimates the unknown parameters from the CSP allele designations.
Pearson correlation coefficient is inappropriate for measuring agreement between two methods because it estimates the degree of linear association while ignoring systematic bias.
It was also preferable to logarithmic transformations, which are commonly used to analyse LOS, because it estimated the conditional mean on the scale of interest and did not suffer from re-transformation bias [ 44, 45].
Stuart Bernstein, Goldman's head of Clean Technology and Renewables, sees his company taking a "decades-long view" on energy because it estimates that the clean energy market is "incredibly compelling".
However, DWI imaging based on a monoexponential analysis could be limited, because it estimates molecular diffusion and the contribution of the perfusion effect.
We used Bayesian analysis of gene expression levels (BAGEL) because it estimates hybridization levels for the reference species differently than all of the other methods that we employed, except MPP.
ROC analysis provides the most comprehensive evaluation of diagnostic/prognostic accuracy available because it estimates and reports all of the combinations of sensitivity and specificity that a diagnostic/prognostic test is able to provide.
