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Transmissibility estimates are traditionally obtained using frequency-domain methods, which are based on the assumption that the input and output signals are stationary, and thus initial conditions and transient effects are ignored.

Thus, the suitability of the ECH25ECe method is drawn from its similarity to 1) the superior ECed method, which corrects for salinity underestimation due to ion pair formation, and 2) the ECe method, which is the standard method against which other salinity estimates are traditionally compared.

Forest ecosystem modelling requires inventory estimates, which are traditionally acquired using stand-level (compartmentwise) forest inventories based on field assessments or visual interpretation of aerial images (e.g. Eid et al. 2004; Koivuniemi and Korhonen 2006; Ståhl et al. 2011).

Survival estimates for cancer patients are traditionally reported from the time of diagnosis such as five-year survival.

The methods for estimating direct medical costs are traditionally classified into two broad approaches: bottom-up (microcosting) and topdown (macrocosting).

We examined the utility of January 2004 to April 2014 Google Trends data from information searches for cancer screenings and preparations as a complement to population screening data, which are traditionally estimated through costly population-level surveys.

The missing values in the microarray dataset are traditionally estimated by repeating the microarray experiments or simply replacing the missing values with zero or the row average (the average expression over the experimental conditions).

Three explanations are traditionally given.

Cows are traditionally sacred in Hinduism.

The Kyrgz are traditionally pastoralist.

These are traditionally high-yielding sectors.