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For more details, we refer to [21], where closed-form expressions where derived for e and v.

In panel a of Figs. 4, 5, and 6, it is again seen that the matching of stationary phase PDFs is not as good as in the previous case (shown in Fig. 2), when the formulas where derived for this purpose.

The values for ACLR where derived from Mather et al [6] where we assumed the utility value for an unstable knee to be equivalent to the quality of life before surgery which incidentally equals the pre-op utility value from our study data.

More recently genetic comparisons have led to greater understanding of lineages of related species, especially at higher taxonomic levels, where derived morphological characteristics can be difficult to determine owing to ancient divergences, thus leading to often radically different phylogenies and species groupings [1], [7] [13].

The transition probabilities where derived using time-to-event analyses.

To calculate the nitrate intake from water, we used the information about the amount of water, coffee, tea, and soup consumed, which where derived from the questionnaire.

Fixed differences (F) can then be further separated into f1 sites, where the derived allele is fixed in P1, and f2 sites, where the derived allele is fixed in P2.

We compared nucleotide diversity for ISX insertions where all individuals carried the ancestral GA haplotype to those where the derived TT haplotype was fixed.

Milbank's allegations of bad blood between Rice and Hillary Clinton hints at where he derived his anonymous sources.

For the next 15 years, she taught learning disabled adults at the Para-Educator Center at New York University where she derived great satisfaction from helping her students learn to live independently.

Where "Ringu" derived its power from the simplicity of its premise and the purity of its execution, "One Missed Call" staggers under the weight of its director's taste for baroque excess.