The ratio of Used Daily Doses (UDD /Defined Daily Doses (DDD) estimating correctness of dosing showed that enrofloxacin, sulfadimethoxine and trimethoprim were underdosed in most of the administrations whereas ciprofloxacin, doxycycline, erythromycin, flumequine, furaltadone, neomycin, sulfadiazine, sulfadimidin and sulfamerazine were usually overdosed.
A similar level of the estimated correctness for diagnostic information was found for investigated body systems in a validation of an equine insurance data base, whereas the correctness for specific diagnoses was lower (84%) [ 22].
Ten iterations were performed for each year separately, and the average of correct assignments was used as a point estimate of correctness rate.
The MetaMQAP server[ 81] was used to estimate the correctness of a 3D model using a number of mode quality assessment methods in a meta-analysis.
Consequently, performing simulations only based on Tadoussac genotypes was not warranted because it would not provide any estimate of correctness for wild-born returning adult neither an estimate of misallocations for hatchery-born spawners.
On the basis of phosphopeptide grouping applied to estimate the correctness of the automated phosphorylation site mapping (see the Experimental section for further information), various phosphorylated peptides could be identified and their phosphorylation sites localized.
Despite its prominence in the kinship analysis literature, partition distance offers only a coarse estimate of correctness because it disregards how the excluded individuals are constructed within the partitioning.
Using CERVUS 3.0, a maximum-likelihood programme that calculates logarithm-of-odds scores for candidate parents from simulations based on given allele frequencies (Kalinowski et al. 2007), parentage was assigned to these simulated offspring to estimate a correctness rate, or the proportion of offspring correctly assigned.
In Section 4, experimental set up for estimating the correctness of successive read in a workload stream is discussed.
