Recent experimental advances have allowed the estimation of the in vivo rates of killing of infected target cells by cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL).
Thousands of assessments during the last three decades have allowed the estimation of the frequencies of these infant attachment types across a range of populations.
The use of FACETS has allowed a full analysis of the marks from nine diets of the PACES examination, it has allowed the separate and independent estimation of effects due to candidate, examiner and station type.
Recent advances in computational power have allowed the use of online parameter estimation techniques in various applications.
Recent advances in computational power have allowed the use of online parameter estimation techniques in varied applications such as reconfigurable or adaptive control, system health monitoring, and fault tolerant control.
More detailed epidemiological data providing information on the number of imported cases could have allowed the use of more refined estimation methods, but were not available to us (see e.g., [ 68, 69]).
Having a greater understanding of the patients' medical history would have allowed the clinical study panel to be more precise in their estimations of severity of potential ADEs.
The continued development of molecular clock methodologies over the past two decades has allowed for the estimation of divergence times under more complex models of rate variation.
This study is confined to a single geographic population has allowed estimation of the genetic and environmental influences on AD expression across the expected human lifespan of 95+ years.
In conclusion, this study has allowed an estimation and characterization of the canine and feline population living within two provinces of the Veneto region (northern Italy), and has provided estimates of incidence of spontaneous neoplasm in companion animals.
Cyclic voltammetry technique, performed in the obtained CaCl2 NaCl AmCl3 solution, has allowed a first estimation for the logarithm of the activity coefficient, being equal to logγAm(Al)= -6.7±1 at 700 °C.
