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Finally, the level strategies are the smoothest of all, following the actual evolution of the empirical level in the prediction period.

This is caused by the fact that only discrete states are adopted to piecewise approximate the actual evolution of the audio spectrum over time.

To that purpose, we compare the actual evolution of the employment rate after the implementation of the policies to its predicted (counterfactual) evolution based on the estimation of a macro-econometric model in a period prior to the ISP.

Our method consists in comparing the actual evolution of the (gender and age specific) employment rate from the second quarter of 2007 to mid-2008 to a counterfactual evolution.

The sensitive dependence on initial conditions means that, no matter how accurate our finite discrimination of the initial state of a given chaotic system is, there will exist states indiscriminable from the initial state (and so consistent with our knowledge of the initial state), but which would diverge arbitrarily far from the actual evolution of the system.

The study also hints at some fundamental limitations of this type of analysis: (1) fundamental modifiability-related decisions need not be visible in the documentation available, (2) the actual evolution of a system remains, to a large extent, unpredictable and (3) some changes concern complex components, and this complexity might not be known at the architecture level, and/or be unavoidable.

Third, even if this survey is related to the 2009-2010 period, we consider that our results represent the actual evolution in the practice of haemodynamic monitoring at the bedside, as no major changes in hemodynamic monitoring practice and guidelines occur recently.

Figure 3 exhibits accordingly the cyclically-adjusted actual evolution of each of the four fiscal instruments.

In case of BE, the algorithm does not account for actual evolution of underlying gene order, therefore the reconstruction of ancestral sequences will be incorrect.

Although the actual temporal evolution of the mass flux of solids during a pulse, Q t), remains unknown (a hypothetical curve is shown in Fig. 5b (center)), it can be constrained by using two end members representing the minimum and maximum possible values, respectively.

Clearly, the actual time evolution of N w/N BH for hydration of H-ZSM-5 observed from our in situ solid-state 1H NMR data (Fig. 4a) is different from the behavior predicted for this model, but instead is fully consistent with the model (Fig. 5a) in which the formation of clusters of a specific preferred size (ca. 5 6 water molecules) is formed at each hydrated Brønsted acid site (see Fig. 5c).