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By the end of this century, African life expectancy is expected to approximate the North American average today – but it will still be the lowest in the world.
Its time realization can be obtained by de- signing an infinite impulse response (IIR) digital filter, which is expected to approximate the absorption transfer function in the least- squares sense.
Being applied locally, that is, within a window of small support, DCT is expected to approximate the Karhunen-Loeve decorrelating transform, which enables effective suppression of noise components.
The collaboration of the local-mean component and global-bias component is expected to approximate the actual reconstructed residuals associated with the unsampled vertices by further exploiting the smoothness of the bandlimited graph signals.
Because and are samples from the model with robust estimators, the distributions of both and are expected to approximate the distribution of T0 (i.e., null distribution).
Thereafter participants are expected to approximate the general population, because in the long run risks of most chronic diseases become similar.
It should be noticed that the true function f that γ is expected to approximate is the transfer function of the human visual system. .
While the mean flow of MDE is expected to approximate that of the laminar kinematic dynamo, these turbulent fluctuations in the experiment can have a number of effects.
The notes receivable are expected to approximate 75% of the total proceeds, bear annual interest at 4.5%, and be payable in three to five-and-one-half years from the date of closing.
If the association of asthma with less severe outcomes was fully explained by associated comorbidities or treatments, then the adjusted odds ratio of asthma with severe outcomes would be expected to approximate one in the final multivariate model.
Because the DNA-stabilized pol β(L22P) contains the mutation, the substrate-rescued conformation is expected to approximate rather than duplicate that of the wild-type enzyme.
