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Hanley's nonparametric approach has the advantage of being simple to calculate, and the corresponding accuracy indexes are obtainable even for small sample sizes [16].

Given the amount of binary De Bruijn sequences obtainable, even for small values of the span parameter, and considering the great complexity of the generation process [13], we can provide an exhaustive analysis of binary sequences of length 32 (i.e., span 5) that form a set of 2,048 different sequences, and partial results for sequences generated by increasing values of the span.

"They attracted me because they were available on the market and relatively obtainable, even with my then-low income," he said.

Simulation analyses have shown that good results are obtainable even with a fair degree of genetic heterogeneity and phenocopy, and incomplete penetrance [20].

Risk estimates were obtainable even for Class A biosolids, where posttreatment monitoring data are below detectable levels, demonstrating that risk assessments for biosolids exposure are practical.

CEOs and companies that have not been engaged in many M&A transactions frequently make mistakes that can result in a less favorable price or terms that would have otherwise been obtainable —or even kill the deal altogether. 1.

In vivo qualitative and quantitative imaging of the retina by the optical coherence tomography (OCT) [ 1] is non-invasive, obtainable and reproducible even on non-dilated eyes [ 2- 4] in both healthy subjects and in patients with macular pathology [ 5, 6].

Here we found that mutual specificity is obtainable for hyperbolic or ultrasensitive pathways, even in the absence of an insulating mechanism.

We did not observe any changes in fibroblast cell morphology caused by flax fiber extract, even in the highest obtainable concentration of 0.211  μg/mL (Ex 1) nor in the CBD standard used as a positive control.

Euclid's formula forces any perfect number obtained from it to be even, and in the 18th century the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler showed that any even perfect number must be obtainable from Euclid's formula.

In fact, the numerical results indicate that tight lower bounds are obtainable using the ideal relay gain approximation, even at SNRs as low as 5 8 dB.