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We also compare the result from the accelerated sampling scheme with the best fixed sampling scheme and demonstrate its superiority over the best fixed sampling scheme in terms of the expected loss incurred when the overall reliability is estimated by its Bayes estimator both theoretically and through Monte Carlo simulations.

By contrast, the parameter μ1 is much more elusive; at the trial outset it is a discrete random variable with K possible values and, conditional on Q, it is not unbiasedly estimated by its final stage three MLE: (4 since Y11 and Y12 are conditionally biased with respect to μ1.

In the 10 years covered by the projection, the administration now assumes average economic growth of 3percentt a year, up from 2.7percentt estimated by its previous budget projection, in February.

The amount of radiation released by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in the days after the 11 March tsunami could have been more than double that originally estimated by its operator, Japan's nuclear safety agency has said.

City officials continued to investigate the collapse on Thursday afternoon of the salvage store, Irreplaceable Artifacts, and defended their decision to order the demolition of the building with its remaining contents, estimated by its owner to be worth millions of dollars.

Collagen content of the HAM membrane before and after processing was estimated by its hydroxyproline content.

Anti-HCV activity of a given compound was estimated by combining its EC50 value with its SI.

Then, when we confront a new wall, its parameters can be estimated by taking its radar return into those corresponding regression functions.

The concentration of total nitrogen in a watermelon juice was estimated by measuring its amino nitrogen and adjusting for the additional nitrogen furnished by its L-citrulline content.

Anti-HCV ability of a given compound was estimated by combining its EC50 with SI values.

The SCD function is then estimated by multiplying its complex conjugate.