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Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed approach is suitable for estimation purposes.

Núñez-Pons et al. [63] reported feeding bioassay model using two predator organisms; starfish Odontaster validus and an amphipod Cheirimedon femoratus and suggested amphipod model is suitable for estimation of unpalatable chemical defence against predators in Antarctic communities.

To obtain a broader spectrum of relaxation time distribution, it is necessary to choose an appropriate method depending on the values of τ to be measured: the pulse magnetometry (this study) is suitable for estimation of τ < 1 s, and, above that, other methods using the time-dependence of IRM and VRM will be necessary (Worm 1999; Machac et al. 2007).

Thus, this population is suitable for estimation of sensitivity and specificity with high accuracy.

This linear relationship indicates that a Ct value is suitable for estimation of the relative amount of the transgene.

As shown in the discussion of quantitative evaluation, the calculation of features considering atmospheric movements and the use of a multiple kernel scheme are suitable for estimation in the proposed method.

Prior studies have tried dichotomization by median split [ 8, 14, 15], which can result in significant loss of statistical power and therefore might not be suitable for estimation of prognosis [ 18].

This work has investigated under what conditions confidence intervals around the differences in mean costs from a cluster RCT are suitable for estimation using a commonly used cluster-adjusted bootstrap in preference to methods that utilise the Huber-White robust estimator of variance.

We examined patients at eighty years of age and older because multimorbidity, polypharmacy and renal impairment are common in this group of patients and, according to literature, it remains unclear which eGFR-estimation is suitable for estimating kidney function.

This approach is suitable for the estimation of dune field coverage or other repeating structures.

The method is suitable for the estimation of cmcs needed for improved oil recovery process development and optimization, wherever micelle-controlled surfactant reactions are important, and can be applied at realistic reservoir conditions of temperature and pressure.