The 'Low' prediction means occurrence of solar flares or proton events with predictions of non-occurrence.
Statistical independence of two variables probabilistically means that the occurrence (value) of one variable does not change the probability for that (value) of the other.
As indicated under Methods and approaches, the Partial probabilistic (PD) exposure (∑APall com) uses mean imputed occurrence values.
For comparison, we also estimated mean occurrence after replacing censored values with values equal to 1/2LOD or 1/2LOQ, as appropriate, since many scientists have used this non-parametric method for handling censored data (Counil et al. 2005).
Delineation of seismotectonic provinces and evaluation of seismicity parameters (i.e., b value, annual mean occurrence rate, and maximum possible magnitude, Mmax in each seismotectonic province.
This method includes three major steps which are presented below: 1. Delineation of seismotectonic provinces and evaluation of seismicity parameters (i.e., b value, annual mean occurrence rate, and maximum possible magnitude, Mmax in each seismotectonic province. 2.
Compared with Canada, exposure results for the Swedish population, based on deterministic (Dcon Doccor DD) estimates using mean consumption and occurrence values, were lower, with exposures of 1.2ng OTA kg bw−1 per day for children aged 7 14 years and 0.7 ng OTA kg bw−1 per day for adults (Thuvander et al. 2001).
In this method, seismotectonic province is considered as a statistical unit to evaluate the seismicity parameters (i.e., b values and annual mean occurrence rate, λ ) and also the mean annual occurrence rate in seismotectonic province will be allocated to each magnitude grade in the corresponding potential seismic source.
No occurrence values for coffee were above the EC ML (Table 5); the mean occurrence was 0.53 ng OTA per g, compared with 0.72 ng OTA per g reported in Europe (SCOOP 2002).
Kimberlain, T. Mean occurrence of named storms, 1944 97.
