The analysis' obtained results concern: pollutant emissions per kg, kWh or m3 of the fuel being used, daily total emissions that correspond to the estimated fuel required to satisfy the energy needs of the apartment building and the financial comparison of all scenarios.
And the three columns on the right side of the table correspond to the estimates for the models that consider the number of weekly hours of care provision.
Actually, n I / 10, 000 and n J / 10, 000 correspond to the estimated frequency/probability with which I performs better and with which J performs better, respectively.
All the coefficients reported in the table correspond to the estimates of the parameters (beta )'s which capture any difference between the treatment and control groups in the remittances received whenever economic conditions in Colombian migrants' host countries worsen.
In the synthesis stage, one of the microphone signals is selectively filtered in the time-frequency domain with the left and right HRTFs that correspond to the estimated DOAs.
In Figs. 4 and 5 where the targets fall onto the grid points, the targets' true locations are shown with circles and color-coded rectangles which correspond to the estimated amplitudes in dB.
Thus, each method is associated to a matrix, the Connectivity Matrix (CM), whose elements (X, Y) correspond to the estimated connection strength between neuron X and Y. High and low values in the CM are expected to correspond to strong and weak connections.
The threshold values for the proteasome and TAP predictors (Fig. 1) were derived by applying the MHC-pathway model to a large bacterial protein data set and selecting threshold values which correspond to the estimated specificity of the proteasome (33%) and TAP (76%) [25].
In those tables, the data presented correspond to the estimates for the individuals with urinary flow rates and creatinine excretion rates equal or closest to the minimum, 5th percentile, median, 95th percentile and maximum of their respective population sample.
In the frequentist approach to statistical analysis, confidence intervals (CIs) are typically based on a normality assumption and, in the case of a 95% confidence interval, correspond to the estimated parameter ± 1.96 times the standard error.
