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Finally, the net savings was estimated as a difference between the incremental costs and direct costs avoided.
The amplitude of transient potassium current IKT was estimated as a difference between peak potassium current within the first window and the steady state potassium current.
Because the PFM is estimated as a difference between word counts in the test and control sets of sequences [Equations (e1) and (e2)], the variance of PFM elements is equal to the sum of variances of word counts in the test and control sequences.
Directional bias was estimated as a difference R between the maximal frequencies of the velocity distributions of the left- and rightwards growing roots.
The ripple amplitude was estimated as a voltage difference between maximum and minimum peaks of the filtered CA1 signal during the ripple event.
The sample size needed to distinguish MCI from dementia was not estimated as a significant difference between the Q mci and the SMMSE would not be expected [ 15].
Similarly, the local 14C reservoir age deviation from the global 'model' ocean, δR t), can be estimated as the difference between a measured marine 14C age, 14 C M ( t ), and the contemporaneous marine 14C age of the global 'model' ocean, 14 C MAR ( t ) : Δ R ( t ) = 14 C M ( t ) − 14 C MAR ( t ).
The orientations of three principal stresses and the ratio of their differences, which can be estimated as the difference between an observed slip direction and calculated one, are minimized in an analysis area, as schematically shown in Fig. 1a (e.g., Gephart and Forsyth 1984; Michael 1984 , 1987.
The climate bias in a GCM is often estimated as the difference between the climatology obtained by a GCM experiment under the current climate conditions and that obtained through reanalysis (e.g., Misra and Kanamitsu 2004; Holland et al. 2010; Done et al. 2015).
Total microbial carbon and nitrogen were estimated as the difference between fumigated and unfumigated samples (expressed on an oven-dry mass basis), divided by appropriate conversion factors [44] [45].
