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We perform cortex filtering in the frequency domain by applying Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) on the spatiotemporal volume and multiplying this with the cortex filters that are constructed in the frequency domain.

The calculation of PYLL involves summing up deaths occurring at each age and multiplying this with the number of remaining years to live up to a selected age limit.11 The limit of 70 years was chosen for the calculations in OECD Health Statistics.

Individual-level intervention costs were then computed by multiplying this with contact and non-contact time.

The national estimate of costs attributable to AEs in 2004 was calculated by multiplying the total amount of Dutch hospital admissions with the AE rate and by subsequently multiplying this with the average costs.

The national estimate of excess LOS and costs attributable to AEs in 2011/2012 was calculated by multiplying total amount of Dutch hospital admissions in the period April 1st 2011 and March 31st 2012 (n = 1.678.283) with AE rate (7.1%%) [ 30] and by subsequently multiplying this with the extra costs of an AE.

The human capital approach assumes that the value of lost work is equal to the amount of resources an individual would have been paid to do that work, and values productivity losses as a result of morbidity (or mortality) by measuring time lost from work and multiplying this with the gross wage of the person.

Again, we multiplied this with the mean grey matter segment to exclude out-of-brain voxels as much as possible.

I extracted the first principal component, and to ensure faster riders had higher values, multiplied this with −1 (for details, see the electronic supplementary material, Methods).

Multiplying this inequality with, then integrating with respect to from 0 to, from Lemma 2.2 one gets (4.20).

Then, the number of preventable new ESRD cases was estimated from the proportion of patients with diabetes in 2010 by multiplying this number with the excess incidence rate, (= incidence rate of ESRD [patients with diabetes] − incidence rate of ESRD [nondiabetic subjects]), which was then multiplied with the EYLL per case of ESRD due to diabetes.

The total annihilation volume in a reference volume ΔV associated with positive dislocations is obtained by multiplying this volume with the dislocation number N+.