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At steady state, the combined peripheral nucleated blood population is estimated to be Nd∼10– 10 [ 39], setting an estimate of Nd/ Np≈(1+ η) ω/ μd∼1 10.

It is impossible to estimate both α and from the data alone with only one biomarker measurement per person; in this setting an external estimate of one of the two parameters is needed.

The measure, whose full name is the London interbank offered rate, is used to set an estimated $300tn£212tntn) of financial contracts around the world.

The study design had six phases: construction of the gold standard set; term identification; filter development; filter testing; external validation in an alternative gold standard set; and an estimate of precision which we call 'the post-hoc precision estimate'.

In each round, the dataset was partitioned into a testing set containing an estimate of s and t of one particular node, and a training set containing the rest of the data.

Comparison of the number of predicted sites in real sequences with the mean number of predicted sites in the shuffled sets gives an estimate of the enrichment level.

This data set also contained an estimate of the total traffic flow from all local roads inside predefined microareas (polygons).

Bonhams set a preauction estimate of £3 million to £4 million, or roughly $4.75 million to $6.3 million.

Second, a set of angles that gives an estimate of how the underlying vertebrae are oriented was obtained.

But in an urban setting, an estimated one-third of patients are going to be addicted.

We now have a set of possible centrosome centres and an estimate of their radius.