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In measuring straightness, it is a common practice to measure the errors by methods that take account of the length of the surface to be measured.

The resulting nonlinear parameter estimation problem is solved by methods that take account of the noisy nature of the data, and which allow meaningful probabilistic statements to be made about the estimates.

In particular, the possibility of dynamic alterations of solvent structuring remains open, but this hypothesis will need to be studied by methods that take a much faster "snapshot" of what is going on in samples.

The results in Tables 3, 4 & 5 as analyzed by methods that take into account multiple testing show the difficulty at assessing in a realistic (rather than conservative) way the significance level of the results.

To analyze the efficacy and safety of a protocol for the continuous infusion of insulin to maintain blood glucose levels between 100 and 140 mg/dl, evaluating the results by a method that takes all of the hours of treatment into consideration.

In order to reflect adequately association with outcome, confidence intervals for AOR estimates were calculated on the basis of a log transformation with the standard errors computed by the delta method that took into account both clustering of individual observations within households and non-independence of the variables at household and region levels [25].

Motivated by the good results obtained in that case, we extended the approach to the general loop prediction problem by developing a method that takes advantage of both sequence and geometry related features (e.g. loop sequence, sequence similarity, stem distance, stem secondary structure and stem geometry).

The separation of the incident and reflected waves is carried out by a two-point method that takes into account the effects of the current.

They are estimated by TDSEP, an ICA method that takes temporal correlations into account.

The neopolyploid origin of the core Vellinae is supported only by a likelihood-based method that takes into account a single parameter (chromosome number) without incorporating solid knowledge on karyological evolution posited during Brassicaceae evolution.

These results are in stark contrast with the phylogenetic pattern observed for nuclear loci both inferred by network haplotype genealogical relationships and by the species tree coalescent method that takes into account differential lineage sorting across markers.