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This process was conducted for different calendar years for starting the measurement of duration in the S term of the equation above by sequentially deriving values for b for 5-year sequential iterations of specified calendar years and examining the goodness of fit for the resulting predicted incidence.

A typical experimentally derived value for σB is 0.5 nm (Hahn et al. 2004).

Now that the incident power is known with a much better precision than previously, the derived value for η can be considered as reliable.

The change in exon 3 splicing led to significant AS scores (81.99 to 91.68, p-value < 0.05; see Additional file 4), which were well above the median derived value for a 10-fold increase in exon inclusion.

Experimenting with multiple values of T', we will be able to derive values for Δt.

The good agreement of measured parameters with the theoretically derived values for capacitance can be appreciated.

Using observed quiet-time increases of electron intensities at Earth, we also derive values for this quantity.

Then, using an average value for the enhancement, we applied the P.834.1 methodology and derived values for a range of codecs and bit-rates.

We derive values for three constants c, y T and r given the boundary conditions and assuming monotonicity of the transfer functions.

Models of the transport behavior were used to derive values for the rate constants (k) in both the alumina top layer and the alumina/Ni substrate.

Indentation (equilibrium) data from our prior study (Arokoski et al., 1994. International Journal of Sports Medicine 15, 254 260) was re-analyzed using the Poisson's ratio results at the test site to derive values for shear and aggregate moduli.