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Among controls, percent density for both methods was lower in women who were older (although not significantly as the age range was rather narrow) and had a higher BMI at mammography.
The differences found between both methods were lower than the uncertainty range of the standard calibration (<3%).
The F scores for both methods are lower than those obtained in manual ROI with Euclidean distance.
Finally, although precision in both methods is lower for larger N, the coefficient for the Ne term is smaller for the temporal method (eqn 4) than for the LD method (eqn 3), indicating that precision for the temporal method should not decline as rapidly with increases in population size.
The variance of MEBV calculated with the three methods was lower than the simulated additive genetic variance in all scenarios.
Our study revealed that knowledge of preventive methods was lower among people 35 years and older compared to people 15 24 years of age.
With these data, the accuracy of our methods was lower than the four public SCL prediction methods (Table 3) and lower than for the membrane-only and soluble-only datasets above.
The advantages of these membrane processes over traditional methods are lower thermal damage to product, increase in aroma retention, less energy consumption, and lower equipment costs.
The two intensity values from the modern experimental methods are lower than those from previous studies in Japan.
As is generally the case with very large earthquakes, the initial magnitudes computed using traditional methods were lower than the actual earthquake's magnitude.
