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Since the naïve application of our method, like some existing methods, gives rise to positive bias, we developed a parametric method that minimizes this bias and assessed its performance by the use of Monte Carlo simulation.

Both methods give rise to near-optimal functional estimators.

Both synthesis methods gave rise to nanocrystalline zirconia.

Both methods give rise to unique recursive approximations that permit the selective extraction of the desired solution to an arbitrary level of accuracy.

Christopher Dock, (born 1698?, Germany died 1771, Skippack, Montgomery county, Pa .[U.S.]), Mennonite schoolmaster in colonial Pennsylvania whose teaching methods gave rise to publication of the first known book dealing with education in America.

The rigorous domestic realism of both his plays and his staging methods gave rise in the 1860s to a broader style known as "cup-and-saucer" drama that exerted significant influence over the development of the English theatre during the second half of the 19th century.

Since, in this case, most classical methods give rise to the Gibbs phenomenon (generation of oscillations near discontinuities), we present new methods for particle tracking based on subdivision schemes and especially on the Piecewise Parabolic Harmonic (PPH) scheme which has shown its advantage in image processing in presence of strong contrasts.

pEGFP-N1 purified by both methods gave rise to the same level of GFP expression when HeLa cells were transfected using calcium phosphate precipitation.

Using the "p-value smaller than 0.05" criteria with p-values obtained by Fisher's exact test of both signatures (see Methods), gave rise to 18 common pathways, most of which were related to cell cycle.

Both methods gave rise to very similar ΔGfolding values.

Preprocessing of these raw data (see Methods) gave rise to 5.7 to 6.0 million qualified reads for down-stream analysis.