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However, though these examples are easily recalculated, there is a need for readers, especially clinicians and practitioners in other fields, to really understand the nature of the phenomenon.

The starting pressure of CH4 (in mbar) is the reference for all further calculations, and the total amount of reaction-or adsorption consumed CH4 can be easily recalculated for any stage of an experiment.

The obtained liquid water fraction wucw can be easily recalculated into the hydration number N of polymer monomer unit with use of the formula (3) if we substitute wH2Oliq with wucw.

Taking 2010 values as a baseline measure of prevalence and cost, it is the relative changes predicted by the model over time that are of most interest - absolute values are (due to the limitations of available data) a "best guess", and easily recalculated if/when more accurate data becomes available.

Sensors can easily recalculate their new hexagonal cells by using node-cell association algorithm [7] while they are moving.

This gives one the advantage to easily recalculate the total times when changing the hardware characteristics of a device or the security algorithm employed.

With spreadsheets, "what if" scenarios could be calculated and recalculated easily.

For a two-state model the remaining values p ij (n) can be recalculated easily with p ij (n) + p ii (n) = 1.

In the development of MRV methods AGB plays a key role, as it represents the most easily measurable carbon stock, it can be recalculated to carbon data, and it is a major predictor variable for modelling the other four categories.

The ratios were recalculated as log2-fold change values, to be easily comparable to the obtained log2-fold change values of the microarray experiments by ROBIN.

Wages have now been "recalculated".