In nonparametric regression with random design one often derives rate-of-convergence results under the assumption that the distribution of the (random) design is (in some sense) close to a uniform distribution on some infinite set.
The efficiency of this production scheme on the basis of sustainable substrates becomes even more obvious when being compared to the derived rates of 2-HIB formation obtained with the same transgenic strain expressing the 2-HIB mutase and being cultivated under aerobic conditions in a controlled fermenter on fructose as the sole substrate.
In Heinrich et al., we analyzed the effect of amplification steps during sample preparation and derived rates of genotyping errors from technical replication [ 14].
Previously, we estimated the steady-state frequency of proliferating E. coli with one or more spontaneous DSBs to be between 0.5% and ∼2.1%, and from this derived rates of formation of break-carrying cells between 0.25% to ∼1% per generation (Pennington and Rosenberg, 2007).
We give sufficient criteria for the consistency of this estimator and we derive rates of convergence.
When we marry the distance estimates with the geological estimates, we can derive rates of molecular evolution for particular nodes.
To derive rates of variant prevalence from rates of condition prevalence, our calculations assume 100% penetrance, 100% identification of causative variants (sensitivity), and 100% specificity.
We used International Epidemiologic Database to Evaluate AIDS (IeDEA) East African data to derive rates of CD4+% or CD4+ decline, opportunistic infections, and death through age 13 years, and data from the Cape Town AIDS Cohort to derive event risks at ages greater than 13 (Appendix) [ 21, 22].
The main reaction pathways of consumption of n-propylcyclohexane have been derived from rate-of-production analysis.
In this work, we investigated the correlation of SUV and scan-time-corrected SUR with the DTP-derived rate of SUR increase (SUR-slope), K slope.
