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In order to show the validity of this method, the spectrums of Lyapunov exponents are calculated in a large range of parameters for two given dynamical systems with rigid constraints and used to predict the dynamic behaviour.

The hydration enthalpy of formation for the ground state configuration was calculated for the theoretical reaction of Ba2In2O5 (staggered configuration) with one isolated water molecule H2O (calculated in a large unit cell with volume of 332 Å).

We further hypothesized that the reason rare alleles at these SNPs cluster in an ethnic outlier is because they are very common in the outlier's native population and hence many such "non-Caucasian" alleles are carried by an individual outlier even though these alleles appear rare if their frequencies are calculated in a large dataset consisting mainly of Caucasians.

The experiments are, therefore, calculated in a larger domain than the previous regional studies and that comprises the whole mantle depth: They are either in 2D Cartesian or in a 3D full spherical shell geometry.

The linear increase of the ESF occurrence probability is based on linear regression of data in a limited range of the PRE (0 40 m/s) and could be changed if different techniques are used for data regression and/or if the occurrence probability is calculated in a larger range of the PRE drift.

A mean score and standard deviation on this questionnaire were calculated in a larger group of more than 1000 students.

Our study is certainly limited by the small subgroup of patients that may have potentially caused a bias in the statistical analysis: as a matter of fact, correlation and ANOVA should be calculated, in a larger population, for repeated measures (as done for Bland Altman).

Anomalous amplitudes are at least as large as the amplitudes calculated in a 1-D model.

Mortality rates calculated in the SNC, a large population-based study with mortality follow-up ascertained through probabilistic record linkage, showed substantial differences when compared to official mortality statistics from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office SFSOO) as illustrated for all cause, all cancer, all cardiovascular, and suicide mortality.

Whereas traditional comorbidity scores such as the Charlson Comorbidity Index 36 are difficult to calculate accurately in a large primary care setting, our study demonstrates that a simple cumulative score provides prognostic information.

Second, while we were able to calculate SCORE in a large number of individuals (15 171), there were only 77 women with a SCORE of ≥5%, meaning that nearly all women had a SCORE under the threshold where risk management is recommended.