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Many details of the mission were kept under wraps by the Chinese government until the last minute, but some amateur observers had predicted its orbit days in advance by using measurements from the orbits of the previous two Shenzhou missions.

Liu et al. (2007) examined both the thermospheric and ionospheric responses to the solar flare on 28 October 2003 by using measurements from the CHAMP satellite.

Wu (2013) proposed a workflow to determine the relationship between aperture size and a fracture indicator value by using measurements from multi-axial electromagnetic induction well logging instruments.

In a more restricted region over Tucumán, the phenomenon was also investigated by the total electron content (TEC) maps computed by using measurements from 12 GPS receivers.

Here we develop a model for the relationship between two traits across species, and incorporate variation across individuals within species, by using measurements from multiple individuals per species.

Background subtraction was applied to each measurement of pporRFP expression by using measurements from non-transgenic tobacco as background expression when treated with the biotic and abiotic treatments.

As this is not a research project, we did not alter patient's care or management but simply evaluated current practice and educated colleagues by using measurements taken from postoperative radiographs.

The measure of interaction RERI (Relative Excess Risk due to Interaction) was then calculated (Table  2) in order to examine the presence of interaction by using measurements derived from the logistic regression [ 31- 34].

We estimate the magnitude of this effect by using measurements of earth's luminous intensity from space [46] considering the spectral response of the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) [47] in use.

The work presented here adds to this experimental butchery database by using measurements of cut mark cross-section taken from bone surface molds to investigate how stone tool characteristics including flake versus core tool type, edge angle, and tool weight, influence cut mark width and depth, ultimately testing whether cut mark size is a useful indicator of tool identity.

Furthermore, we note that the methodology can be extended to use more than two control experiments and that the basic idea of removing uncorrelated noise from a signal by using measurements of sources correlated to the noise has previously been applied in adaptive noise cancelling [ 17].