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These two steps are iterated until the estimates of the parameters are stable.

Meanwhile, we calculate the posterior probability of gene i that belongs to group j, 4 In the M step, we obtained the estimates of parameters π j and Λ j by using 5 6 7 where E and M steps are iterated between equations (3– 7) until the estimates of the unknown parameters converge to stable values.

This process is iteratively performed until the estimate of the desired signal is sufficiently improved.

As one former American official who carefully followed the program until recently said, the estimates of Pakistan's nuclear material are "almost certainly way, way low".

We utilised the annual mortalities of the reference population as the estimates of the expected hazard until the end of 2009.

Based on consecutive sampling of all patients referred to the research unit for cardiovascular risk assessment, we will invite those who meet the inclusion criteria and show no reasons for exclusion to participate in the study, until the estimated sample sizes of both groups have been reached.

In practice, the delay until estimates of the reproduction number become reliable will depend critically on the generation interval distribution.

We continue the iterative process, until the changes in estimates of the parameters between two consecutive iterations reach below a certain cutoff level.

Therefore, the duration of the estimation of a target's position is extended until the estimated position is moving out of Region B. Non-target objects/people have also been tracked in this state.

Up until the Rapid Estimate of Adult Literacy in Dentistry (REALD-30) was developed by Lee and her colleagues, there was no method available to assess dental literacy in adults [ 6, 7].

For the years until 1992, the estimated prevalence of smokers in birth cohorts was retrieved directly from the study by Rønneberg et al, 9 in which data from three different sources was combined to obtain prevalence data for birth cohorts from 1890 to 1974 (table 1).