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Further analyses are conducted of the recalculated threshold coefficients k, for two predefined constant values of the exponent b.

As can be seen in Figs. 3(a)–(f), the agreement of the recalculated apparent heights (circles) with the measured ones (crosses) is very good, indicating that the inversion result is a good estimation of the true electron density distribution because the solution of the inversion problem is unique, as we mentioned in Section 3. Fig. 3 The inversion result for the MARSIS ionograms shown in Fig. 1.

He has called for an emergency meeting of EU finance ministers to examine the minutiae of the recalculated budget contributions which, in addition to asking Britain for €2.1bn, also refund Germany and France to the tune of €780m and €1.16bn.

Most of the recalculated epicenters lie within 2 km of the surface trace of the MMF (Fig. 7a), although some of them are 3 10 km west of those of the KOERI earthquake catalogue.

We used the first cohort (collected from 2008 to 2009) for the development and the second cohort (collected in 2010) for validation of the recalculated coefficients.

EST-SSR G03_049 mapped at position 99 cM on LG 1 in the TC1*SB2 population, 10 cM away from the maximum LOD score value of the recalculated QTL explaining 30% of total phenotypic variation for resistance to crown rust at position 109 cM.

Even in this group, with an estimated 3-year risk for diabetes of 11%, the recalculated risk based on relative genetic risk results resulted in only modest changes.

As a check on the overall accuracy of the inversion procedure, we recalculated the apparent height vs. frequency using the calculated profile, and then superimposed the recalculated apparent heights on the measured ones.

The overall flow of migration over the south-eastern part of the Karakum recalculated for 1km at all altitudes in seasonal directions nearly equals the flow over Amu-Daria valley in autumn.

In order to justify their repeal of the Clean Power Plan, the EPA recalculated what's called "the social cost of carbon calculation," a regulatory tool that puts a dollar amount on how much a ton of carbon pollution costs humanity.

Thus, a particular electronic distribution is proposed, and the distribution of the electrons is recalculated on the basis of this first approximation.