In bad data detection technique, the veracity of the estimated state variable is detected via the largest normalized residual (LNR) test, where the objective function ( {varvec{J}}({varvec{x}}) ) is assumed to follow a chi-squared distribution with at most ( m - n ) degrees of freedom, shown in Equation (6).
The veracity of the estimated increase in Hbmass during altitude exposure is supported by the results posthypoxia from our current meta-analysis, with a significant increase of ∼3 4% evident following typical exposures to classic and LHTL altitude exposure.
Now, we address the veracity of approximation (87).
Until further evidence is obtained regarding the relative utility and veracity of competing approaches for estimating an MID, it is likely that the optimal approach will be study-specific.
In order to assess the veracity of discovered SNPs and estimate false-positive SNP discovery rate, 192 gene sequences with at least one SNP were randomly chosen from SNP reference sequences with a dataset of 10,000 gene-based SNPs used for Illumina Infinium genotyping (Table 7).
To assess the veracity of the discovered SNPs and estimate the false-positive SNP discovery rate, 15 sequences, with one SNP each, were randomly chosen from the SNP reference sequences.
This indicates that the CEC team addresses the following points: determining the patient's condition or preference, determining whether the family member is a proper surrogate, and comparing interests with risks to estimate the veracity of patient preference.
The reliance, exclusively until recently, on the consistency in prevalence data in concentrated epidemics, over time and of the veracity of empirically derived, but nevertheless uncertain, estimates of sizes of key populations [ 30] could also lead to biased results.
Prevalence estimates of juvenile and adult offenders under correctional control are provided with externally validated comparisons to illustrate the veracity of the methodology.
The veracity of these stories is irrelevant.
