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This algorithm relies on a background estimation for each pixel signal from which we estimate the signal standard deviation.

The younger of the two dated units in T1 is displaced vertically across the fault by 2.2 4.4 m, from which we estimate a strike-slip displacement of 18.2 33.4 m, and hence a average horizontal slip-rate of 1.1 2.2 mm/yr.

The linear prediction matrices for the four features are combined to find the same set of linear prediction coefficients, from which we estimate the spectrum of the DNA sequence and detect exons based on the 1/3 frequency component.

Accordingly, a deconvolved form of the moment function is reconstructed to obtain the source-time function from which we estimate the seismic moment (see Nakano et al. 2008 for details).

The average mean glandular radiation dose for a two-view digital mammography is 3.7 mGy [5], from which we estimate the patient dose (using ICRP 103 using a weighting factor of 0.12) for a four-view mamography exam to be 0.88 mSv.

The force platforms embedded in the walkway are used to collect ground reaction forces, from which we estimate center of pressure (CoP) data.

To overcome this constraint, we used a bootstrapping sampling approach in which, for each forest type, up to ≈ 2,000 spatial locations and their associated value of C were randomly selected, from which we estimated parameters of the spatial autocorrelation.

This procedure was repeated independently 200 times, from which we estimated the mean, and the 95%% confidence intervals using the 0.025 % and 0.975 % quantiles of the bootstrapped distribution of the parameters (Efron and Tibshirani 1993).

To estimate 〈k m 〉, we observed that m-chain degree neighbor distributions appeared lognormal, from which we estimated the mean (circles) and standard deviation (error bars); however, the degree distribution of the nodes themselves, 〈k 0〉, were power-law distributed (Figure 3). Figure 4 Degrees of nodes at the end of m -chains.

The change in micro-bead density was then converted to strain in the gel, from which we estimated the spatial distribution of compressive stress around the spheroids.

Some studies provided this parameter and others provided Kaplan-Meier plots from which we estimated the revision-free survival at ten years graphically.