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Short-run estimates are defined as effect estimates based on outcomes observed up to two years after programme start.

Accurate EE estimates are defined as per-patient mean EE within ±10%% of EE IC) * Significantly different from mean EE IC) †Significantly greater variance than EE VCO2 RQQ = 0.81 ‡Significantly different from EE VCO2) RQ = 0.81 Fig. 1 Bland Altman plots and scatterplots for predictive equations and VCO2-based calorimetry compared with EE estimated using IC.

In this particular case, budget estimates are defined separately without specifically reflecting which funds will be allocated to strategic priorities.

Standard errors of these survival estimates are defined as the square root of the sum of the squared weighted age-stratified standard errors of relative survival.

Inhalation unit risk estimates are defined as the individual lifetime excess risk due to a chronic lifetime exposure to one unit of pollutant concentration (U.S. EPA 2003).

The point estimates are defined in the following way, using the method of moments: (6) The symbols and are the error rates across all samples; and are the VAF in forward and reverse orientation for each sample (Fig. 1b).

Following smoothness estimation (29), linear contrasts of parameter estimates were defined to test the specific effects of each condition with each individual dataset.

Per-patient EE estimates were defined as accurate if the estimate was within ±10%% of the IC measurement.

More precisely, if θ ̂ [ 0 ] is the first guess, the sequence of ICE estimates is defined by: θ ̂ [ q ] = E { θ ̂ ( r, X ) | X ; θ ̂ [ q - 1 ] }, (20).

The plane spanned by these three channel estimates is defined as follows d 1 = p 1 + a p 2 − p 1 + b p 3 − p 1, (23).

The compatibility function of the group of range estimates is defined as the extent to which the radical axes cut at a single point.