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The FBA, MOMA and PSEUDO methods produced mean prediction errors of -41%, -42%, and -17% respectively.

This comparison suggests that both indirect and biomarker-based methods produced mean estimates below the RfD (20 μg/kg/day) and TDI (37 μg/kg/day), although the upper ranges of exposure approximated the RfD.

The total Sharp/van der Heijde erosion score (modified as mentioned in Materials and methods) produced a mean of 4 (median 1, range 0 43).

BayesA and Bayesian LASSO methods produced near identical mean reliabilities for all milk flow traits, i.e. with Bayesian LASSO: 0.44 for AT, 0.49 for TP, 0.35 for DT, 0.48 for MMF, 0.49 for AVGF and 0.48 for TMT, while with BayesA they decreased slightly by 0.01 for AT and AVGF and by 0.02 for TP (Table  2).

Both the volume and mean thickness methods produced similar findings of cartilage loss in terms of absolute value and percentage in the global, lateral and medial compartments at each time point.

This method produced a mean ZnO particle size of 67.17 nm.

However, for RKO, the cytometry/standard curve method produced a mean that was 2.2 X that of the Western blots.

The two BIS methods produced similar values for the mean of the absolute deviation when compared to the reference method, 4.69% and 5.07% for Moissl and de Lorenzo, respectively, as shown in the combined plot in Figure 6.

The task force found "no firm or persuasive evidence" that these interrogation methods produced valuable information that could not have been obtained by other means.

This method produced a posterior mean of ratio of the early-life to adult cancer potency, which is an estimate of the potential susceptibility of early-life exposure to carcinogens.

For instance, the NN method produces the mean GFC, RMS and Δ E a b * values of 0.992,0.036 and 4.854, respectively, with the 6-channel system.