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No trait is innate in itself, but "certain parts of the information which underly the adaptedness of the whole, and which can be ascertained by the deprivation experiment, are indeed innate" (Lorenz 1965, 40).

Nevertheless, the speed ratio v is sufficiently small in both cases, which can be ascertained by the comparison between the standard deviation σ ¯ B and the one of our model with given v using Monte-Carlo simulations.

In the absence of minimal oxidative metabolism in CGD which can be ascertained easily using nitro blue tetrazolium (NBT) slide test, other immune mechanisms are triggered [ 6].

CE would yield the size of an amplicon, i.e., equivalent of repeat length, which can be ascertained from sequence data simply by counting the number of nucleotides within the repeat region.

Characterisation of the platform signal output for each level of RNA standard abundance may be a useful means of relating spike-in metrics to endogenous genes, as, unlike the copy number of in vitro produced RNA which can be ascertained by UV spectroscopy, the absolute copy numbers of endogenous transcripts are not normally known for microarray or RT-qPCR experiments.

Children in the NSW school starter population who do not link to a birth record in the NSW PDC or RBDM will include those (1) born interstate or in another country (which can be ascertained from the 'Place of Birth' variable in the AEDI data collection); or (2) born in NSW but had linkage errors or no birth record in the PDC or RBDM.

Finally, it is restricted to outcomes for which previous events can be ascertained.

Expected value of sample information (EVSI) addresses the limitation of EVPI, which assumes parameters can be ascertained without uncertainty (ie, effectively assuming an infinite trial size), and seeks to provide an optimal number of patients to study within a future trial.

We consider it necessary that experiments be performed at a range of afterloads since, by doing so, the optimal afterload at which the heart operates can be ascertained.

Ambulance attendances for assault appear to be a possibility as long as the location of the patient at the time of the assault can be ascertained, which is currently being investigated.

Existing skills and resources which lead to better outcomes can be ascertained by identifying individuals who have solved problems despite being at greatest risk of a bad outcome [ 44].