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The LD model, which evaluates an average polarization of the solvent molecules and energetics of solute solvent interactions by using a discrete dipolar representation of the solvent, has been used extensively in studies of chemical processes in solution.

They evaluate an average of 512 patients annually and work a 67-hour week (SD, 15.8 hours).

The consideration of observation in 1999 2005 and 1999 2008 periods (instead of 2005 2008) is to evaluate an average mass decrease since 1999 as a reference point of decline production in the KGF (Doddy et al., 2000).

Besides, one interesting measure, effective secrecy throughput (EST), was introduced in [6] by Nan Yang et al. evaluating an average secrecy rate at which messages are transmitted to a legitimate receiver confidentially.

In the VTQ mode, ROIs were localized to the selected plane to evaluate an average stiffness of the whole mass.

Of eight health domains evaluated, an average of 5.0 were affected among non-hospitalized patients, and 6.2 among hospitalized patients.

In Weyer's study, 209 nondiabetic Pima Indians (151 with normal glucose tolerance and 58 with impaired glucose tolerance) were evaluated an average of 2.6 years after baseline.

We can evaluate an average chromosomal copy number for a sample containing a mixture of tumor cells and a normal tissue component using the formula shown in Figure S1(c).

We found that BMI-for-age and height-for-age were significantly lower in the patients with CD than in the controls, a finding that was consistent with those of Burnham et al. [ 18], who studied 104 children and young adults with CD evaluated an average of 4 years after the disease had been diagnosed (as was the case in the present study).

TE is evaluated as an average measure of linear separation obtained by the removal of one sample per LOOCV round and by the subsequent SVM estimation of the margin of linear separation between the remaining samples.

Rates of correlated paternities were greater than 0.70 in three of the progeny evaluated, with an average of 0.66 for the species, under conditions evaluated (Fig. 1, Table 3).