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For the conservative estimate of the standard error for the AUC there are several solutions available, from which the commonly used method developed by Hanley and McNeil [15] was implemented into Rocker.

This widely used method developed by Breiman et al. (20 ) can be applied to analyze either categorical (classification) or continuous data (regression) (11, 12, 20, 21 ).

Another widely used method, developed by Hirt, or modified Hirt's methods, consists of extracting the HAdVs from infected cell DNA without prior purification of the virions [ 16, 17].

We used methods developed by Box and Jenkins to build autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA) models [ 12].

11 To address this concern, we used methods developed by Andersson et al 11 which used flexible parametric models 16 17 to model the observed survival curves and then extrapolated these to estimate the survival curves for additional follow-up intervals.

The study, which used methods developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) [ 27] for national burden of disease (NBD) studies, measured disease burden in terms of disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) in the Iranian population in 2003.

The challenges in IAC-based video coding will be summarized using methods developed by the authors and others for block-based and region-based IAC coding.

The bound, ( N_V ( r ) le C r^n ), valid in all odd dimensions n, was proved in [278] using methods developed by Melrose [181, 182] who proved ( N_V ( r ) le C r^{n+1} ).

The compressive strengths of wet cured slag concrete with different slag content and water to cement (w/c) ratios, are used in the calculation of the modulus of elasticity by using methods developed by previous works.

Using methods developed by the first two authors, we prove a "Mourre estimate" and commutator estimates on the Laplacian which imply absolute continuity of the spectrum and quantitative resolvent estimates.

Blinding indices were calculated using methods developed by James and colleagues [24]and Bang and colleagues[25] Female heads of household or primary care giver were asked to identify which device they had received.