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From these observations we compute the observed X-ray luminosity and fitted spectral temperature, and fit b-model profiles to compute estimated hydrostatic masses.

Optimized model parameters are then used to compute estimated growth rates, with respect to both log(EXT) and log(TOF).

The counter-argument goes even further, as the normal matrix is actually not necessary either to solve the least-square problem or to compute estimated standard deviations for geometric quantities, which are necessary to publish a structure.

We compute estimated connection probabilities p mr between all possible combinations metabolite-reaction as (3) where k m is the degree of the metabolite and μ = 1/ R ensures that network realizations with these connection probabilities have the same number of links as the observed network.

Each candidate molecule can then be tested by computing estimated property values and comparing those to prespecified target values.

Using all the 4,291 complete PrSMs with one PTM, we computed "estimated" FDRs for cut-off p-values in {0.0001, 0.0002,..., 1.0000} based on spectral probabilities.

Results were analyzed with a CT threshold at 0.2 using the Applied Biosystems CopyCaller™ software (version 1.0), which computed estimated copy numbers based on the comparative threshold cycle method (ΔΔCt).

Population-adjusted prevalences were also calculated by district by multiplying the continuous PfPR2 10 rasters by the population rasters and computing estimated infected populations out of total populations.

For each gene, the pulse width is computed estimating on each period the interval in which the expression level stays above the median value across consecutive samples.

The model includes a useful method to compute estimates of phase diagrams for palladium in the presence of arbitrary mixtures of hydrogen isotopologues.

Descriptive statistics and multivariable regression models were used to compute estimates, odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals adjusting for age, race/ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.