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For the case of L>1, r i is recalculated accordingly.

The removal is as demonstrated in Figure8, and betweenness values are recalculated accordingly.

Prevalence was then extrapolated across the next three decades using the dementia prevalence model [ 2], and costs recalculated accordingly.

The sample size was recalculated accordingly (change approved by the institutional review board of the study sponsor "DRCD-Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris" and the scientific expert jury for "Programme Hospitalier de Recherche Clinique PHRC National 2010" that extended funding for the study).

It is as a consequence not possible to adjust the c parameter (with z/ c coordinates recalculated accordingly) to give values of average Ca O distance and polyhedral volume for the interlayer Ca that are simultaneously consistent with the data in Fig. 7 ▸.

This was implemented by subtracting raw one-item error variance from raw three-item error variance, and recalculating precision accordingly, i.e. precision difference = 1/√ SDVWM 3)– SDVWM(1/√ SDVWM 3

For example, if you took a class P/NP, but did not pass, then CAS will convert the NP to an "F" and recalculate your GPA accordingly.

51 If the results were suggestive of publication bias, an adjusted ES was calculated using Duval and Tweedie's 52 trim and fill method, which imputes ES of missing studies and recalculates the ES accordingly.

Specimen determinations were adjusted accordingly, all genetic distances were recalculated, and the number of haplotypes per species was determined using the DNA barcoding tools available at http://www.ibarcode.org[ 88].

The utility of this job configuration is recalculated on the basis of the runtime and stored accordingly.

After this, the theoretical intensities and accordingly the mismatch parameters with the experimental values are recalculated by repeating the same procedure as explained above while including the effect of opacity in the PEC's and diffusion of neutrals and metastable states to the wall.