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The number of calbindin+ve neurons in both hemispheres of each mouse was estimated using the principles of the fractionator method [ 23].
Based on an observed dataset of accidents aggregated for the level of traffic analysis zone (TAZ), the regression model is developed and estimated using the principle of maximum likelihood estimation.
The number of ChAT- and p75NTR-positive cells was estimated using the fractionator principle, counting the number of positive cells in every eighth section.
Transition probabilities SD → PD treated with TRA, PD → death after TRA and PD → death with EST were estimated using the same principle: the number of months that it took for ≥20% of the population to remain in health state (SD or PD) was used to calculate the per cycle probabilities of progression to PD or death.
All therapy effects will first be estimated using the intention-to-treat principle, supplemented by estimation of the therapy effects in those participants who actually receive the intervention via estimation of the Complier-Average Causal effect or CACE [ 47, 48].
Parameter γ can adjust the pedigree-based relationship matrix to the marker-based relationship matrix that is scaled by parameter s ~, and these two parameters should in principle be estimated using the full log-likelihood for observed phenotypes and observed marker genotypes.
The extent of charge transfer between TCNQ and graphene was estimated using the Mülliken population analysis based on first-principles calculation.
In these MA, the reaction parameters are positive, and the are estimated using chemical principles or they are deduced from experiments.
The volume of fetal thyroid was estimated using Cavalieri's principle; the physical/fractionator design was applied for the determination of absolute number of follicular cells in mitosis and immunohistochemically labeled C cells; C cell volume was measured using the planar rotator.
The tumor, blood, and kidney doses were estimated using first principle methods originally described by Quimby and incorporated into the MIRD/OLINDA formulations [25].
