We used a single agricultural land use map created near the time of sample collection to calculate our CROP-based exposure metric, which may not have matched actual crop locations over the previous 2 years for more frequently rotated crops.
G.D.P. vs. Human Development Index Simon Kuznets, the inventor of so-called national accounts — the collection of indicators calculated by the Bureau of Economic Analysis that now includes G.D.P. and a host of other economic and financial measures — actually harbored concerns about his creation from the start.
Children were asked to indicate year and month of birth and age in years on the day of data collection was calculated (date of birth set to the 14th of the month).
From the recordings collected during the entire study period (286h of data collection), we calculated an index of involvement (mean number of interactions per minute of observation) and mean inter-partner distance for each focal individual.
No demographic or anthropometric information was available other than the child's date of birth (DOB), date of serum collection, age (calculated based on DOB and date of serum collection), and sex.
For this, the variance of all terms of the collection is calculated (Equation 12).
Unfortunately, our method of data collection is not capable of calculating valid SSC-CIP prevalence rates.
The percentage water content of each specimen at the time of data collection was calculated using measured wet and dry weights (recorded immediately prior to sample mounting and after 5 days of drying at 60°).
For usual sitting and standing the mean angle of three trials (averaged over 5 seconds of data collection) was calculated and used for subsequent analysis.
In this study, we used a standardized retro-orbital procedure of blood collection, and calculated reference intervals for numerous biochemical and hematological parameters in 90 animals of the mouse strains C57BL/6J, 129SV/EV and C3H/HeJ in three periods of a 1-year life span.
