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These measures are quartile alternatives to the traditional skewness and kurtosis, and are more robust estimation of these measures, see Kenney and Keeping (1962).

14 The estimation of these measures on an example annotation is shown in (Fig.  1).

Estimations of these measures can be obtained in humans by obtaining simultaneous peripheral arterial and central venous blood samples.

Then we show how this is associated with the Potential Impact Fraction and facilitates its use for the estimation of the measures of interest.

The identification procedure of starting-time of phase evolution is detailed and its probabilistic structure is investigated through the estimation of the measured data of wind speeds.

In the experiment, the pulses number N s of the sub-interval is set as 6, based on the range migration estimation of the measured data.

If numerical solution algorithms can be applied, almost always they require considerably less computation time than stochastic simulation, which only gives estimations of the measures of interest.

The circumstances under which monetary and non-monetary welfare measures can be combined for efficient estimation of welfare measures and to guide public resource allocation also remain unclear.

Simulation-based estimation of performance measures such as instantaneous failure probability, number of shocks to failure, and failure time are established.

The results show that the current theoretical models for the coefficient of restitution explored here lead to either an over- or an under-estimation of the measured values.

Only maternal haplotypes were considered for the estimation of LD measures (r and |D'|).