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In particular, the reconstruction of the n th sample is approximated by: x ^ n = ∫ l q n u q n x f X Y ˜ x Y ˜ = y ˜ n dx ∫ l q n u q n f X Y ˜ x Y ˜ = y ˜ n dx, (8).

The expression of a given biomarker in a given patient sample is approximated by the projection of the biomarker vector onto the direction of the patient sample vector, multiplied by the length of the patient sample vector.

In DL, the original signal (i.e., the aCGH sample) is approximated by a linear weighted combination of the atoms (i.e., a set of elementary alterations), which are the elements of a learned dictionary.

A community sample was approximated by employing a sampling frame developed from a pre-existing volunteer pool of individuals recruited for clinical research by a major hospital consortium in the Boston, MA area.

The geographic location of the CEU sample was approximated by Northern Germany (as shown in the Lao et al. 2008 paper).

The temperature for the gas close to the sample was approximated by the measured temperature of the sample holder.

The apparent solubility of each sample was approximated by the absorbance of the supernatant measured at 280 nm.

The solubility of each sample was approximated by measuring the absorbance of the corresponding supernatant at 280 nm measured using a Beckman Coulter DU 730 UV/vis spectrophotometer.

We have assumed that the induced damage volume and Mn atoms profile is similar to that in the continuum implanted sample, and the nanostructure of M1 samples is approximated by an array of discs with a diameter of 280 nm.

Gene expression of the STS gene in human post-mortem frontal cortex samples was approximated by the measurement of mRNA levels via quantitative PCR.

The basic idea of the DQM is the derivative of a function, with respect to a space variable at a given sampling point, is approximated as a weighted linear sum of the sampling points in the domain of that variable.