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The natural frequencies of the draft gear are also evaluated in a similar manner.
The statements that refer on the same subject are correlated and are evaluated in a similar way by users having similar political views.
where the variance of e(n) is estimated based on (55) and the other terms are evaluated in a similar manner, i.e., begin{array}{*{20}l} widehat{sigma}_{x}^{2}(n) &= lambda widehat{sigma}_{x}^{2} n-1) + (1-lambda) x^{2}(n), end{array} (57).
The remaining terms are evaluated in a similar way.
Pregnant control patients were evaluated in a similar fashion during a prenatal clinical visit.
Finally, the probability on row (11) is evaluated in a similar way to row (8) [ 12].
Two weeks later, the 18 selected clips (9 negative with an average valence of −2.1±0.5 and 9 neutral with an average valence of 0.6±0.4) were presented together with scrambled video clips and re-evaluated in a similar manner.
In Experiment 2, the effect of Ang II alone and in combination with IGF-I or insulin on oocyte maturation for 7 h (germinal vesicle breakdown), 12 h (metaphase I) and 22 h (metaphase II) was evaluated in a design similar to that of the first experiment.
No data have been found in the literature that would allow us to compare these findings, and to interpret them in relation to other studies, but the results do reflect our intuitive understanding: the Brominated Flame Retardants were evaluated in a framework very similar to risk assessment, familiar to the participating experts.
The generated hypotheses need to be evaluated in a manual, time-consuming manner, similar to the gap filing process employed during the reconstruction approach [ 4, 26].
This analysis of incident and prevalent cohorts from SERAPHIN, which is the first time, to our knowledge, that a comparison of outcomes in these subgroups has been evaluated in a randomised controlled setting, provides similar observations for disease progression based on two composite end-points: time to first morbidity or mortality event and time to first PAH-related death or hospitalisation.
