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This procedure is built upon the results of Balkema and de Haan (1974) and Pickands (1975), which state that, for a broad class of distributions, the values of the random variables above a sufficiently high threshold U follow a generalized Pareto distribution (GPD) with parameters ξ (shape index or tail parameter), β (the scale index), and U (the location index).
More targeted follow-up studies built upon the results of the present work may uncover variations of the DNA methylation and transposon activity profiles associated to functionally interpretable (presumably adaptive) modifications of gene expression.
Interviews followed a semi-structured format built upon the results of the survey and were focused on participants' experiences and attitudes towards conducting pediatric research and how these interacted with the appropriate design and conduct of methodologically sound trials.
Furthermore, there is a need to build upon the results of this study regarding academic dishonesty amongst policing and criminal justice students in Australia.
GIMME builds upon the results of the GM algorithm (see Section 2.3.4): GM computes an ordered list of candidate edges (or "candidate list" for short) for every edge of the source route (or "source edge" for short), and returns an associative array relating every source edge to a corresponding candidate list.
This economic evaluation in the US is the first to build upon the results of a pertussis transmission model to assess the economic value of pertussis vaccination strategies.
Through this approach, researchers can build upon the results of others and reduce redundancy.
Further study would be warranted to build upon the results of this study while addressing some of the limitations.
The systems-level bioinformatics-based approaches employed in this study build upon the results of our laboratory-based studies, augmented with publicly available data sets and knowledge collections.
To build upon the results of this study, further research is recommended that evaluates an implementation strategy that comprises more than one educational session, and that is designed to enable a longer follow-up period, e.g., two years.
