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Both S and H are simultaneously estimated as given in Eqs. 4 and 5 below: S= Fleft(boldsymbol{Q},{P}_Y,{P}_S,boldsymbol{W},boldsymbol{K},boldsymbol{Z}, Hright) (4) H= Fleft( S,boldsymbol{Q},{P}_Y,{P}_S,boldsymbol{W},boldsymbol{K},boldsymbol{Z}right) (5).

On the other hand, stress confinement characteristic can be estimated as giving t sc = 83 ns, which is orders of magnitude shorter than the used pulse durations.

Therefore, the Gaussian distribution has played a vital role in obtaining the control path estimates as given in Lemma 4.1.

In [10, 12], the authors applied (1.12) and the regularized sinc-method to compute eigenvalues of Dirac systems with a derivation of the error estimates as given by [19, 20].

In [11, 12], the authors applied (12) and the regularized sinc method to compute eigenvalues of Dirac systems with a derivation of the error estimates as given by [17, 18].

For the present paper, we took the BJS estimates as given since no evidence has recently emerged that these estimates substantially deviate from true values.

A root-mean-square error (RMSE) of the Q-range estimates vs. SNR is shown in Fig. 9. Dotted lines represent the CRLBs of the Q-range estimates as given in (34) for the RIPS-u and (33) for the RIPS-sq, and solid and dashed lines correspond to the RMSE curves for the RIPS-sq and the RIPS-u, respectively.

It is assumed that the full prognostic model is fitted and its performance evaluated within each imputed dataset and the required estimates (as given in Table 1) obtained.

These parameters affiliated with the "other" organ had to be estimated as well, given that no physiological data to describe such an organ was available.

In the Canadian studies [ 1] vaccination coverage of around 30% was reported and vaccine effectiveness was estimated as 56% giving an effective vaccination coverage of approximately 17%.

Volumes to remove or repair: The volumes that are removed or used to repair are estimated as parallelepipeds of given length, width and thickness.