It depicts the optimal combination of TBC control factors for the multiple outputs of TC during estimation of lifespan for high-temperature applications.
To account for biological variability and uncertainty in value estimation, the lifespan of each cell type follows a uniform distribution within a range.
Lifetime CVD risk estimation, which measures the cumulative risk of developing the disease during the remainder of an individual's lifespan, may provide a more appropriate assessment on future CVD risk than short-term (typically 10 year) risk estimates, especially in younger individuals in whom short-term risks are low.
The estimation of the lifespan and ovule selectivity parameters from each syconium's seed and gall data is done in two stages.
The estimation of remaining lifespan has motivated demography since the invention of the life table, but this notion is typically dealt with as a mean (expectancy).
These tests have the potential to estimate the reproductive lifespan of the ovaries, which would allow an accurate estimation of fertility status and the risk of premature ovarian failure.
Check the label for the manufacturer's instructions for keeping the shape, along with any estimations for the lifespan of the jeans and/or their shape.
This study predicted the amount and pattern of sedimentation for use in estimation of the useful lifespan of reservoirs and identification of optimal locations for outlets and intakes at the initial stages of dam design.
This number of QTLs and the estimation of genes contributing to lifespan variation are consistent with studies in mice, which suggested that lifespan variation of laboratory mice reflects variation at few loci (e.g., 5 10, Miller et al., 1998; Liao et al., 2010).
Thus, compressor trains are a crucial part of the overall plant, and they require precise performance estimation during the whole oilfield lifespan, when production rates and compression demands significantly change.
