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He does this by treating codons with three positions, using a well-grounded empirically estimated cost function on extant amino acids, and qualitatively incorporating considerations about early and late amino acid additions to the code, early and late codon assignments, and mechanisms of codon reassignment into his theory.
The discounting factor α was estimated using a well-established hyperbolic function [ 3, 25- 28].
The sensitivity of the OPCD system was estimated using a well-defined photoacoustic source.
Risk aversion was estimated using a well-established approach commonly used in behavioral economics studies in which the index of risk aversion is derived using participants' responses on all 10 risk aversion questions [ 1, 7, 13].
Utilizing the gene birth-and-death model, differences in gene family size among species can be examined through two main parameters: the gene birth (gain) and death (loss) rates, which can be estimated using a well-resolved species tree with known divergence dates.
Absolute diffusivity values in the zeolite coating are estimated by using a well-defined silicalite sample as a reference to determine the effective diffusion length in the coating.
A strength of our study is that it uses a well characterised population-based cohort to estimate the prevalence of features of OA at different joint sites using a sensitive imaging modality, namely ultrasound.
It was demonstrated that the established model can be used to well estimate the porosity of the oxide layer.
To this end, we use a well-established model to estimate the determinants of immigration from the accession countries to the EU-15.
The results showed that the bed-to-wall heat transfer coefficients for a small heat transfer surface used in this work were well estimated using the packet model of Mickley and Fairbanks (1955) with several assumptions.
