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The calculated overall gain and IIP3 of 150 configurations in a full factorial set on the y-axis are plotted against the true values on the x-axis in Fig. 9c, d respectively while estimates of gain and IIP3 obtained by simulation of the same configurations representing a full-factorial set are plotted in Fig. 9e, f.

The mean eye velocity responses were used to estimate latency, initial eye acceleration and two estimates of gain for each target direction.

Estimates of gain in utility depended on the degree of symptom control that was achieved during this oral-dosing period; if symptoms were poorly controlled during this period, benefits of long-acting risperidone treatment for this population of clinically stable patients could have been overestimated.

Estimates of gains were only weakly correlated (r = 0.2).

Estimates of gains in utility based on the disease-specific mapping function ranged from 0.046 to 0.064, depending on the scaling method and whether adverse effects of medication were included in the model.

Our estimate of gain in life expectancy for PA is similar to that from Lee et al. (3) but lower than that from other comparable studies (2, 4, 26).

Shell added $1bn£690m0m) to its estimate of gains from the takeover of BG Group as it set out a plan to support its dividend in an era of low oil prices.

The instruments yielded different estimates of this gain with the ICECAP-O delivering a significantly higher overall gain (p = 0.02).

Consequently, inaccurate assumptions underpin most meta-analytic estimates of the gain resulting from an intervention (and of its cost effectiveness).

First, differential sequencing coverage and genome assembly quality may inflate our estimates of gene gain and loss.

These statistical metrics, thus, provide reliable estimates of synaptic gain changes from one observation window to another, in which all sampled voltage values were used for the calculations.