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Moreover, the cross-sectional design of this study does not allow one to infer on the causal nature of the associations found between stress at work and common mental disorder.
Particles containing two- or one-component combinations of these elements (Pb-Sb, Pb-Ba, Sb-Ba, Pb, Sb, and Ba) as well as the ones containing barium, calcium, and silicon (Ba-Ca-Si) were classified into the class of indicative particles that enable one to infer on their origin from a firearm discharge with a high probability.
Our weighted consensus network inference method allows one to infer, visualize and validate statistically major conflicting signals induced by the mechanisms of reticulate evolution.
DCM for electrophysiological data combines a neural mass model with a forward model that translates the neural dynamics into predicted measurements; estimation techniques based on a variational Bayes allow one to infer the parameters of the neuronal system from the observed data.
X-ray fluorescence, in contrast, provides information on the elemental composition of materials and allows one to infer the possible colorants present [17].
Most of the theory which allows one to infer the absorption coefficient from photon density measurements is based on the modified Beer-Lambert law [ 14].
Assessments of the leadership of a health facility, for example, often allow one to guess or infer other features of the facilities.
Measurements of DNA are often made on species in the leaf set, and one seeks to infer properties of the network, possibly including the graph itself.
These gene trees were constructed with a methodology similar to the one used to infer the species phylogeny of Tree-HC, although based on a different set of proteomes.
One intends to infer the metabolic objective function, and the other is to analyze the robustness of the objective function.
Indeed, for this simple model, extensively used in neuroscience, there is only one parameter to infer, namely the firing rate.
