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Medical life norms deduced from large population studies replace the patient's own life norms.

From them, in his quest to explain the tyrant's inner life, Starkey deduced the impact of Henry's mother on his handwriting and thus his education.

Comparison of this fusion tree with the NCBI tree of life,, allowed deducing paralogous and orthologous proteins, using the algorithm described by Zmasek et al. [ 44].

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In this study, probabilistic analysis was applied to the fatigue life prediction model deduced from the viscoelastic continuum damage theory, based on testing various types of asphalt mixtures.

The high-temperature oxidation and degradation behavior has been analyzed for the outward-diffusion type aluminide coating on Co-base superalloys, and the relationship between the oxidation and life has been deduced for those coatings.

Thus, the number of hospitalizations and the length of stay in hospital in the last month of life could be deduced.

One unit (1 U BWX) of xylanase activity was defined as the amount of xylanase required to release 1 μmol of equivalent xylose per minute from BWX. Enzyme half-life (t1/2) was deduced by fitting the curve of ln(residual activity) = kt where t is the time and k is the slope, and t1/ 2 = k -1ln(0.5) [ 16].

All variant forms (both forward and reverse) are only observed after day 19 of postnatal life, and thus are deduced to be spermatid-specific.

She had said a lot of strange things, from which Higginson deduced an "abnormal" life.

and per gram of radium; from this data the average life of radium can be deduced.