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And it is clear from this derivation, no EOS other than pe = −ρe would have yielded such a static view of the metric.

From this derivation, we also notice that with the increase of N, besides the mainlobe becomes narrower, the central value of the PSD gets higher, which results in a higher spectrum efficiency.

From this derivation, it is shown that a B-S random variable or "event" is actually contained within the I-G model since only positive increments in the growth of the dominant crack are allowed in Birnbaum and Saunders (1969a) (a "negative growth" can be viewed as a repair in the dominant crack, but this event is rare whenever μ≫τ).

Results from this derivation cohort of 50 babies were used to create a nomogram.

This derivation starts from a generic confined flow analytical solution, of the type that is common in groundwater flow analyses.

First we offer an account of the creation of artificial life that distinguishes this from the derivation of organisms from existing life and clarify what we mean in asking whether the creation of artificial life has moral significance.

This was carried out by applying the regression equation derived from the derivation sample to the validation sample to obtain a predicted calcium value for each subject.

This is evident from the derivation in the Supplementary file 1, our simple model cannot account for this effect because it is based on the analytically tractable approximation of a rigid conical helix.

There were 150 parallel serum samples from the derivation cohort available for this analysis (132 patients without SSAKI and 18 patients with SSAKI).

This approach preserves the PI from the derivation dataset without re-estimating any regression coefficients.

This was achieved by using information from the derivation study (eg, referred to as "derivation model") (Table 1).