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As always, the magic is the result of a carefully calibrated formula that combines traditional, low-tech numbers ("Living Nativity"), mechanical wizardry (an onstage re-creation of Rockefeller Center, complete with ice-skaters), and big, splashy multimedia effects.

By restricting comparisons to the same subclade, excluding bidirectionally labile STR markers and carefully calibrating formula settings with the aid of attested historical data, we expect our TMRCAs to be more accurate than those derived in traditional studies, thus increasing confidence that these computations may be accurate even over short time spans.

The relative quantification of RNA expression was calibrated using formula 2-ΔΔCt method [ 55].

In this iterative process, we calibrated the formula to the factor '0.05' in the part of the equation '(1 + (0.05 × number of wind power plants))' which allows for sufficient safety distances toward large wind parks and repowering scenarios.

The calibration formula is as follows: calibrated insulin = 1.656 + [0.208 × (Beckman Access assay result × 6)].

However, for a more precise quantification of this formula, further studies including measurements would be desirable to calibrate the formula in detail.

Apart from the measurements, bed load transport rate was computed by means of Meyer-Peter and Müller formula, after calibrating the above formula in terms of roughness coefficient.

Although both the protocols for calibration and the statistics thus calibrated are universal, the calibration formulas obtained from one laboratory with data collected using either centroid or profile format may not be directly usable by the other laboratories.

eGFR was determined using the 4-variable MDRD formula, calibrated to isotope dilution mass spectrometry reference.

The results show that empirical formulas calibrated on isolated specimens may overestimate the actual performance of FRP's strengthening.

Design approaches for this strengthening technique are usually based on empirical formulas calibrated on the basis of the tests performed on isolated test specimens.