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Measures derived from a social network analysis of possum capture locations such as degree, clustering coefficient (CC) and betweenness were used to represent potential contact opportunities among possums.

This study was aimed at investigating whether postural sway measures derived from a standard force platform were similar to those generated by a custom-written software ("We-Measure") acquiring and processing data from a commercial Nintendo balance board (BB).

Likewise, expression measures derived from a small number of sequence fragments are subject to Poisson counting error [ 3, 30, 31].

Data on seven physical signs were combined using summary measures derived from a REM, as shown in Table 3.

Test accuracy can be summarised using a range of measures derived from a 2×2 contingency table (table 1).

These self-rated measures, derived from a well-validated questionnaire, are relevant indictors of social relationships that have established associations with various health outcomes (16, 47, 48).

Choudhary and Nagaraja [ 13] proposed an upper bound for the estimate of Lin's resulting TDI equation for the case of no repeated measures derived from an exact test.

An indicator is a quantitative or qualitative measure derived from a series of observed facts that reveal the relative position of a unit of analysis in a given area.

The LBP texture analysis operator, introduced by Ojala et al. [26, 27], is defined as a gray-scale invariant texture measure, derived from a general definition of texture in a local neighbourhood.

To investigate the timescale over which alpha power predicts sleep fragility, we further characterized each sound series by a single spectral measure derived from a reference window of stable sleep preceding the sound series (Fig. 2, dark gray windows).

The data affords estimates of the average HIV incidence rate – the number of new infections occurring each year among 100 people susceptible individuals – in the periods 2002 2005 and 2005 2008 and would be comparable to the measure derived from a national HIV incidence cohort study over these intervals.