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We modeled the contribution of maternal water ingestion to urinary perchlorate by combining the expected perchlorate exposure associated with a normal distribution of daily water consumption with the log-normal distribution of baseline urinary perchlorate.

The SIRs for the combined registry data were calculated by combining the observed and expected case counts for each center.

Applying the absolute semi-deviation as a new risk measure in portfolio optimization, three classes of fuzzy portfolio optimization models are developed by combining the absolute semi-deviation with expected value operator and credibility measure.

We also calculated the expected number of species (ENS) by combining the NDS and the NUS.

The effect of the VMM rejuvenation technique on the expected number of transactions lost is also studied by combining the availability model with an M/M/1/n queueing model.

There are several versions of the EB approach [22, 23], which in the present case, briefly stated, relies on estimating the expected number of crashes by combining two sources of information: the recorded number of crashes and the normal expected number of crashes estimated by an accident prediction model.

We then examined whether the combined right and left "focal" data set values could be combined with the "expected" parenchymal attenuation data set.

If the codons frequencies in phase 1 and phase 2 are primarily determined by the frequencies of the codons in phase 0 that combine them, the expected frequencies would match the observed frequencies.

Combining the effect of current policy settings with expected growth in liquefied natural gas exports and land clearing, Australia's emissions were modelled to end up at just 2% below 2005 levels by 2030.

Combining the population estimates with the fluxes, we can produce the expected pre- and post- whaling carbon fluxes (Table 4).