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It is noted λ i t, Z i to specify that the estimation is made on the pair P j, which is composed of the exposed subject j and the non-exposed subject i matching on Z i.

After each answer on a single question an estimation is made of the person's probable score, or person location.

A semi-quantitative estimation was made on the relative density of microplaques within the molecular layer of the cerebellum in all five cases of VPSPr using the 3F4 antibody; sections were reviewed independently by two experienced reviewers (DLR, JWI) using a four point scale with 0 being absent and 3+ being severe (see Table  2).

An estimation was made of the impact on mortality and (life-long) disability if childhood and adolescence injuries were reduced to the injury safety level of the Netherlands, which was interpreted as the current best injury prevention practice in Europe.

In both models, estimations are made on components of force applied to the cutting face of the bit and are compared with measurements taken with the data-acquisition system of the portable microdrilling tool during specially designed tests on marbles.

It is a limitation, but it is believed that the bias can be attenuated when estimations are made on the basis of secondary data from large populations [ 23].

Both tumours and dense tissues are bright on mammograms and therefore the PMD and TBA estimations were made on the most recent mammograms of the contralateral breast before diagnosis in order to avoid overestimating PMD.

As a result, over-saturation of dissolved CO2 in rivers may be misestimated if the estimation is made based on a specific temporal and spatial scale.

10 Secondarily, using follow-up outcome data from similar studies, an exploratory estimation was made to determine likely cost-effectiveness based on cost per QALY gained.

The estimation was made based on two formats of data: velocity autospectra and velocity transfer functions.

One notable example being the use of the Random Response Technique (RRT) where estimation of doping prevalence is made on aggregated levels [29], [30].