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The null hypothesis that the DTC estimate equals to the ITC estimate was tested by Z statistic Z BC = ω BC V a r ω BC If the absolute value of Z BC is greater than 1.96, the observed inconsistency is considered to be statistically significantly different from zero.

During this time, the best estimate is to set the noise estimate equal to the input spectrum.

An estimate equal to the sum of products of weights of oriented edges that constitute contour is suggested as a measure of the degree of closure in ecosystems.

The iterative algorithm stems from the rather intuitive observation that a better estimate of the required initial shape can be obtained by adding a correction to the previous shape estimate equal to the computed mismatch in the deformed shapes.

For social deer we obtained a MCMC estimate equal to 25.2±0.66 m.

Significant heterogeneity was found among the human studies with a random-effects pooled estimate equal to 1.73 (95% C.I.: 1.22 - 2.34) before bias adjustment.

Using results from proxy SNPs that are in almost complete linkage disequilibrium with each other, the CARDIoGRAM and C4D studies provide a joint SORT1 per-allele risk estimate equal to 1.12 (1.12–1.12).

As the primary aim of the study was to obtain an adequate estimate of the rate of successful self-monitoring, the sample size calculation was based on a certain precision around this estimate (equal to 1.96 standard errors, or one side of a 95% confidence interval [CI]).

The mean value of COD was estimated equal to 100 g/L during the experimental period.

At 77 K and pressure of 1 MPa, on such an adsorbing surface, the excess hydrogen physisorption is estimated equal to ∼7.0wt%.

Considering independent the two sources of uncertainties, by adding them in quadrature, the uncertainty in the planarity of the scanned surface can be estimated equal to ±0.02 mm.