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In the critical-current measurement, the critical current of the model coil coincided with the estimation derived from a strain of −0.62% for the Nb3Sn strands.
The proposed set of features for attention estimation, derived from low-level Kinect features, is described in Section 4.3.
The standard errors on the parameter estimation, derived from the covariance of the model Jacobian at the solution, are also given in the table they are expressed as the percentage of the corresponding parameter values.
These results show that our PPIA estimation derived from the law of mass action performs better than the differential form from classification view.
In this prospective, double-blinded, randomized controlled trial, we determined the agreement of measured and estimated serum osmolality during theoretically equiosmolar load of mannitol and HS, and compared the accuracy of serum osmolality estimation derived from four common used formulas between the two agents.
For annealing at 523 K, the Cu Zn≍10 1 estimation derived from Figure 1 a is complemented by a Cu Zn≍12 1 estimation for deeper layers of the 5 and 12 ML preparations, and only the outermost region showed minor oxidative Zn enrichment.
The ORs were obtained exclusively from trio families, providing unbiased estimates for the sample investigated; this contrasts with estimations derived from case-control studies, for which the population matching between cases and controls can be questioned.
The effective estimations derived from volatility models in neuroimaging context [21, 22] motivated us to investigate and modify them.
(2015) are estimations derived from the multi-regional input output framework (e.g., Lenzen et al. 2012; Dietzenbacher et al. 2013).
Estimations derived from the resource maps drawn by the community showed that grazing land declined by 30%% and settlements increased by 21%% over the last four decades as illustrated in Table 1.
These calculations, however, are often based on assumptions and estimations derived from small study populations with extrapolation to a larger collective.
