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Considering that Enbridge's similar Line 6B in Marshall, Michigan ruptured for 17 hours before the company managed to shut down the line, and that Enbridge still uses the exact same technology in Line 9 to detect leaks, this 13 minute estimate is wishful thinking at best.

Notice that the total glucose use per minute estimated by this method (Table 4) is a very good approximation of the actual measurements made in the available species (Table 1).

The CFI cutoff level for a depressed myocardial function in our septic population was between 4 and 5 per minute, which is in agreement with the results of a recent study indicating that a CFI of less than 4 per minute estimated a left ventricular fractional area of change of less than 40% with a sensitivity of 86% and a specificity of 88% [ 30].

The SenseWear Armband (SWA; Body Media Pittsburgh, PA) simultaneously integrates motion data from a biaxial accelerometer and physiological metrics from multiple sensors to provide minute-by-minute estimates of energy expenditure at different intensity levels.

To illustrate a typical simulation for predicting daily PM2.5 concentrations with 100% TSF usage, the model was run with the aforementioned ventilation rates and kitchen volumes (α and V, respectively, in Equation 1), and the tier 0 PM2.5 emission rate (G) from Table 1 was applied for three distinct 60-min periods to produce minute-by-minute estimates of PM2.5 concentrations (C t).

That's $300 saved if Alaska's 10-minute estimate pans out.

The drama appears to rattle on without drawing breath, coming in at under an hour instead of the 70 minutes estimated.

Central to the BBC's broadcast report on May 29 was a charge that Mr. Blair's powerful director of communication and strategy, Alastair Campbell, had "sexed up" the dossier by having the 45-minute estimate, which he was accused of knowing to be false, inserted into the report over the objections of the intelligence services.