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We use Liuzhou City as a case study to demonstrate the empirical implementation of this framework.

The empirical implementation of the model draws upon the substantial amount of technical information available.

We here present a first empirical implementation of this tool to an extremely intriguing distant galaxy cluster: Abell 370.

This paper responds to potentially important critiques of my empirical implementation made by the FJC's Joe Cecil and Professor David Engstrom.

In an empirical implementation of our methodology, we construct a sample of 30,975 significant corporate news events between 2000 and 2014 in order to empirically validate our approach.

Empirical implementation and simulation results show that the performance improvement of cache controlled by the MINC is significant, and throughput of the PBSF is sufficient if the cache is provided.

First, though, we turn to empirical implementations of our key regression (6), asking if the inclusion of location fixed effects matters for inferences about racial wage gaps in the U.S. We consider here an important application measuring the black-white wage convergence over the past few decades.

P-values were calculated for each comparison using the Limma empirical Bayesian implementation of the t-test to compare normalized (DCt) values for tumors and controls.

This package uses an empirical Bayesian implementation to estimate a standard error and has improved performance when an experiment has a limited number of samples.

Differential expression is expressed as ΔCt (abbreviated DCt), which represents (meanCtMed_Norm_AC) - (meanCtMed_Norm_Con). The third method employed the Integromics Statminer package, which uses a Limma-based empirical Bayesian implementation to calculate a hyperparamter which is in turn used to modulate the variance and increase the degrees of freedom across the samples.

The empirical Bayes implementation is also computationally efficient.