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We used the Rowe and Kahn model together with the WHO definition as a framework to estimate aspects of active ageing in the elderly LAC community.

Thus, apolipoprotein CIII (apoCIII) level may capture a sizeable component of TG-attributable CV risk, and apoCIII measurement may be suited to estimate aspects of hepatic production of a highly-atherogenic VLDL subset and of their derived atherogenic particles, although at the moment apoCIII measurement remains in the realm of research [ 23- 25].

Therefore, we use episode features to estimate aspect angles of testing samples for the final recognition.

Therefore, we propose that the presence of aqueous fluids (H2O) has a predominant effect on the low-velocity anomaly in the lower crust, and estimate aspect ratios and volume fractions of H2O from the observed seismic velocities.

Therefore, we assume pyroxene amphibolite and hornblende-pyroxene gabbro as the host rocks in the lower crust, and estimate aspect ratios and volume fractions of H2O-filled pores from P- and S-wave velocity reduction rates (d ln V p and d ln V s ) relative to P- and S-wave velocities of each rock under dry conditions, using the theory of Takei (2002).

A number of methodologies have been developed for this purpose, most of which are based on psychometrics [6] and standard procedures exist for estimating aspects of image quality using psychometric scaling [7 9].

The performance of students on the SRQs was also compared with two external measures estimating aspects of professionalism in students; peer ratings of professionalism and their Conscientiousness Index, an objective measure of behaviours at medical school.

The estimated aspect ratio was approximately 18, which was lower than that shown in Figure 5c.

(2) The interpretation of a particular patch depends on what the other patches in the same image are, and this co-occurrence context is precisely captured by the estimated aspect mixture weights.

Takei (2002) also demonstrated that aspect ratios of H2O-filled pores can be estimated from a ratio of velocity reduction between P and S waves, and that volume fractions of H2O can be calculated in turn from the estimated aspect ratio and the reduction rate of S-wave velocity.

In addition, since tasks originally used for estimating aspect(s) of intelligence (VIQ tests) were used here for estimating language abilities, and some language task performance correlated with measured PIQ, the latent "language" factor revealed by PLS might to some extent also reflect a latent factor of general or specific processes of intelligence.