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This calculation differs from that used for mortality rate, another measure of death for a given population.

The result of Suito and Hirahara (1999) is the same order of our result (1018 Pa s) even though they fixed the elastic thickness (30 km), and their approach (finite-element-method calculation) differs from that used in the present study.

This potential for greater conformality is a double-edged sword however, with tighter margins conferring the potential for missing the target if a planning calculation differs from the actual trajectory of the beam or if the tumor moves.

This calculation differs from a previous study that analyzed dynamic firing during the first 200 ms of stimulation, including the ramp phase and the period of rapid adaptation (Wellnitz et al., 2010).

This recombination rate calculation differs from the standard nuclear meiotic recombination rate calculation in that it is expressed in number of events per sequenced kilobase and does not take into account the number of generations as the analysis is performed on a pool of diploid cells, with multiple mtDNA molecules present per cell.

The number of patients included in the chronic pain calculation differed from the 951 patients identified for calculating the primary end point.

The report says that the October 2011 baseline numbers used in calculation differ from the "actual numbers" working on a borough at a given time for reasons including overlaps in new staff members arriving and those leaving.

The BM25 TA calculation differed from the tf-idf TA calculation in two major ways: 1) it limited the word set to those that occur in less than 0.99% of the documents instead of using the full word-document matrix, and 2) it used the BM25 similarity approach in place of the standard tf-idf.

Our calculation differed from that in the CSR because we included those whose HAM-D scores rose above the "response" range and those who intentionally overdosed.

These discrepancies may be attributed to the fact that participants used test wheelchairs that were not anchored to a safety system when propelling up a 3° slope at 0.9 m/s on a motorized treadmill, the level surface propulsion (0° slope) was performed overground, and the shoulder kinematic calculation differed from the work by Yang et al. [ 3].

Rod worth calculations differ from the measured values in less than 2%.