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9. Also, we difference each estimate appropriately to obtain its model's stationary moving average component, for calculation of autocorrelations of its stationary transform for tables in later sections.

Comparing the estimated results with those given by wrinkling analysis using shell theory, it is observed that the estimate appropriately captures the wrinkle wavelength and maximum amplitude in the wrinkled region where tension-field theory is applicable.

The KAF provides a simple update of the parameter vector on a sample-by-sample basis; the error description length can be estimated from the short-term sequence of the local error, but we have to estimate appropriately the error sequence probability.

The one-dimensional spatial error models and the two-dimensional model without spatial error structure were sufficient to estimate appropriately adjusted means.

To cope with this problem, q can be estimated appropriately by the Bayesian information criterion (BIC) [22] given by {mathrm{BIC}}_q=2{M}_r{N}_Pleft {N}_S+{N}_r-1right) log {leftVert boldsymbol{Y}-boldsymbol{A}widehat{boldsymbol{X}}boldsymbol{Theta} rightVert}_F^2+5h q) ln left(2{M}_r{N}_Pleft {N}_S+{N}_r-1right)right) (31).

The plot illustrates that the GP has estimated appropriately sized error bars.

However, oral cancer patients have been a subset of larger study populations and, therefore, calculation could not be estimated appropriately.

Since macroglossia and exomphalos had the highest regression coefficient estimates, appropriately, these were weighted with the highest scores, whilst neonatal hypoglycaemia and hemihypertrophy had the lowest (Table  3).

Although GBLUP indicates a region of high GEBV variance that encompasses PAEP, BayesR captured this pattern of effects more accurately and estimated appropriately the SNPs with large effects near PAEP in the analysis of PY.

34 To adjust these estimates appropriately, the second step estimated the probability of developing the conditions among active individuals using the RR estimates identified from Hu et al. 16 18 The probability that a primary stroke or CHD event was fatal 28 was assumed to be independent of PA.

In order to allow meaningful and biologically relevant models to predict dispersal and long-term fluctuations in natural metapopulations, matrix-specific factors need to be identified in order to estimate connectivity appropriately.