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That is, if we derive a posterior probability distribution function for a parameter using one dataset, we can apply that as the prior when a new dataset comes along, and thereby improve our estimates of the parameter and shrink the error bars.

Especially, if, we derive the result of [15].

Especially, if, we derive the result of Kim et al. (2009).

Additionally, other two thermodynamical parameters can be obtained if we derive the internal energy and magnetization, respectively.

If we derive the angular spectrum from the phase space, there are sharper peaks representing the diffracted orders (not shown in the figures).

Hence: if we derive sufficient conditions for the two Hardy-type inequalities ∫ a b ∫ a x G 1 ( x, t ) g ( t ) d t q u ( x ) d x 1 q ≤ C 1 ∫ a b g ( x ) p v ( x ) d x 1 p, (3.1) ∫ a b ∫ x b G 2 ( x, t ) g ( t ) d t q u ( x ) d x 1 q ≤ C 2 ∫ a b g ( x ) p v ( x ) d x 1 p, (3.2). we obviously obtain also sufficient conditions for the inequality (1.6) to hold.

"So if we derived cells from embryonic stem cells, maybe we don't need a perfect histocompatibility match," Dr. Kaufman said, referring to the markers on a cell's surface by which the body distinguishes its own cells from aliens.

If we derived the probability used to predict treatment failure from reoperation rates, as suggested by meta-analysis, then holmium laser enucleation as a single treatment became extendedly dominated by strategies starting with diathermy vaporisation.

If we derived a positive total effect for the age groups 3 4 and 4 5 years, the total effect was equal to the herd effect because direct protection through vaccination is not feasible for these groups.

If the sentence from which we derive such a nominalization is false, the nominalization refers to a state of affairs, something that can obtain or not.

By Lemma 1 we derive that if (x^) is the unique optimal solution to (DP1), then (x^) is a robust efficient solution for (UMLP).