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However, Bruck et al. [ 34] estimated a subset of 31 parameters to fit the model to data from all conditions they simulated and did not present simulations without the gene expression data, preventing an assessment of the contribution of gene expression changes.

We discuss design issues for the Michaelis Menten model and use geometrical arguments to find optimal designs for estimating a subset of the model parameters, or a linear combination of the parameters.

Some regulations incorporate models that estimate a subset of changes in emissions, but the models must project changes in global markets over decades, and there is little agreement about the best model structure or parameter values.

In the empirical section we estimate a subset of those parameters, comparing hospital's cost, benefits and capacity constraints across the English NHS.

With respect to the possible consequences of contamination by missed mutation carriers in the BCAC sample set, we first estimated which BCAC-untested cases were more likely to be an undetected mutation carrier, and then re-estimated a subset of the LRs by using iterative sampling of the control dataset.

PCA is a technique that estimates a subset of variables that optimally represent the commonality of a more general set of indicators.

Model 3, the model for estimating the probability of removal versus remained in the herd (calved again), was estimated using a subset of the main dataset.

An AIPW estimator is said to be fully augmented if the selection probability and the conditional expectation are estimated using the full set of observed variables; it is partially augmented if the selection probability and the conditional expectation are estimated using a subset of observed variables.

Our focus is on causal identifiability — finding conditions for when the effects of a manipulation can be estimated from a subset of events observable in the unmanipulated system.

The system (7), in the specification (3) as shown in Table 3, was estimated on a subset of countries where it was possible to include all lags from 3(^{rd}) to 10(^{th}) in 2002 2012.

Repeatability was previously estimated on a subset of samples measured three times (r = 0.80, n = 20, P = 0.037).