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The use of a 10% sample was necessary to make model estimation computationally feasible, but proved large enough to yield robust results, with little difference observed between models estimated on different samples.
Given two feature sets FP a and FP b, estimated on different range images, the objective of this pipeline block is to calculate all possible feature correspondences by matching the descriptors of each pair of features (f s ∈FP a, f d ∈FP b ), and subsequently select a subset of correspondences C ab which is likely to contain the correct ones.
The microbial populations of Nostrano-cheese samples were estimated on different selective media (Table 1).
To establish the existence result, it is sufficient give the a priori estimates on different boundary conditions.
Using the source TDOA sets estimated on the different sensors allows us to localize the sources.
This allowed us to assess the performance of the scoring system when its parameters (weights) were estimated on datasets different from testing data.
Furthermore, for this type of reticulate phylogeny, it is reasonable to ask whether the underlying species tree T can be reconstructed from gene trees estimated on the different loci.
However, if uptake rate constants were estimated based on different model predictions, none of them yielded sufficient results and consequently no dependency of estimated k 1 and experimental BCF was found.
Therefore, flood damages need to be estimated basing on different scenarios, to be able to propose engineering optimized options for flood controls and to better manage the subsequent crisis.
For instance, descriptive metagenomics can reveal community structure and variation of the microbiome and microbial relative abundance is estimated based on different physiological and environmental conditions [6,7].
Having discussed the results of the first-stage regressions, which support the validity of the instruments, what follows discusses the results of the second-stage IV estimates on the different labour market indicators.
