A consequence of the low values of σ m is that the precursory earthquakes contributing to the rate density for target earthquakes of a given magnitude fall into a rather narrow magnitude range.
If linear interpolation is used, for each feedback sample magnitude falling between addresses and, the interpolated complex-gain is (29).
Let N i (i = 1, 2,…, 7) denote the normalized number of constellation points whose magnitude falls within the range R i.
This morphology of the vertical profile represented by the observed lower cloud, however, is closely matched by the two polar profiles, if not quite in magnitude, falling a factor of two short, although this sharp increase in mass loading occurs at much lower altitudes (~ 45 km) than observed by LCPS (~ 49 km), due to the deeper location of the cloud base at those polar latitudes.
Second, for the oriented lines (but not the curves), the accumulated orientation drift over the adaptation period was insufficient to explain the tilt aftereffect magnitude, falling short by a factor of five.
Within the first five years after the diagnosis in a proband younger than age 40, the SIR among MZ co-twins was many times higher than expected, and the magnitude fell in inverse proportion to the time elapsed.
Benchmarking in this way would allow community providers insight as to the magnitude of falls and fall-related injuries in their respective communities and would allow for comparisons between communities.
The percentage increase in NREM sleep positively correlated with the magnitude of fall in Tb (Fig. 5g, i).
Here a primary focus is on identifying change from the patient's previous state.6 Various widely differing criteria have been used to identify exacerbations but none has been validated,6 thus increasing the reliance of clinicians on subjective interpretation of the speed and magnitude of fall in lung function.
The magnitude of fall in thyroid hormone and rise in catecholamine levels are prognostic in critical illness (1, 2).
