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The proposed procedure achieves three objectives in one-step: (i) the valid and relevant moments are distinguished from the invalid or irrelevant ones; (ii) all desired moments are selected in one step instead of in a stepwise manner; (iii) the parameters of interest are automatically estimated with all selected moments as opposed to a post-selection estimation.
The results reveal that the content of GGBFS in concrete can be estimated with all methods.
The correlation coefficient (Eq. (9)) between the regional parameters estimated with lithosphere magnetic field data only and the parameters estimated with all source measurements for each spherical cap degree n k is shown for each band of geographic latitude.
Table 6 shows that the normalization step leads to averaged values for the NB conditions estimated with all three instrumental models which are close to those obtained from the auditory tests.
For the Manosque and Buech sites, the 1998 cohort exhibited growth curves which differed from the group (estimated with all cohorts).
The relative risks were simultaneously estimated, with all three variables in each model.
However, NPY and NCR2 were two loci that showed concordant effect estimates with all four bacterial traits.
Joint effect estimates with all domains increasing simultaneously were similar to effect estimates using the EQI as exposure, though shifted upwards in the metropolitan urban strata; overall trends were the same between analyses (Table 2).
In this systematic comparison of 30 y of FAO food-supply estimates with all available nationally representative dietary survey data collected in the GDD over the same time period, we showed that FAO estimates substantially exceeded GDD national survey intakes by between 75% and 270% for major food groups.
The free energy was estimated with MBAR for all of the 200 sets and the final estimate is the mean of all these free energy estimates.
We estimated models with all hospitalizations together (regardless of payer) and separately by the primary payer for the hospitalization.
