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As this briefing went to press, Elections Etc and Electoral Forecast, two websites run by political scientists, respectively projected that it will emerge with 296 and 283 seats, with Labour on 261 and 280.

Discounted 10-year costs were $22,590 for meniscus repair, as opposed to $31,528 and $25,006 for meniscectomy and nonoperative treatment, respectively; projected quality-adjusted life years were 6.892, 6.533, and 6.693, respectively, yielding meniscus repair to be an economically dominant strategy.

First, it is assumed in these methods that the LR patches and their corresponding HR patches that are, respectively, projected onto linear or nonlinear eigenspaces are the same, these eigenspaces being obtained from training HR patches [8, 27].

As explained above, many previously reported methods, which utilize the PCA or KPCA for the SR, assume that LR patches (middle-frequency components) and their corresponding HR patches (high-frequency components) that are, respectively, projected onto linear or nonlinear eigenspaces are the same.

Additional files 2, 3, 4, provide the relative risk estimates for malnutrition, diarrhoeal diseases, and malaria, respectively, projected for 2030 under the alternative exposure scenarios [ 5].

Global climate model (GCM) temperature scenarios A2, B2, and A1B that respectively project 3.95, 3.20, and 1.85 °C increases in mean temperatures with marginal increases in rainfall were used in the study.

The tissue was trans-illuminated with a 100 W tungsten-halogen lamp and a 10×or a 20×water immersion objective (NA 0.3 and 0.4 respectively) which projected the rostral surface of the slice onto the array.

The results were graphically reported in the score plot and in the loading plot, where samples and variables, respectively, are projected in the multivariate space.

These points were both parallel with the 500 m position of the perpendicular transect but were 360 and 349 m away respectively from the projected tip of the reef (based on map data; see Fig. 1).

Kimpton executives are bullish about the Vu's prospects, pointing to the strength of the overall New York hotel market — occupancies in the five boroughs in 2005 and 2006 were 85.9percentand85.1percentcent, respectively, and are projected to rise to 86percentthis yearand— and of the Times Square area in particular.

Note that in Equation 12, l ̃ j k and h ̃ j k in the input space are, respectively, the results projected onto the nonlinear eigenspace of cluster k.