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"Because of that, we're essentially changing the manner in which we account for those fees, from being performance-based and discrete to any particular quarter to recognizing it on a straight-line basis over the course of 2003," he said.

We find that the largest sources of variation are in the limited temporal resolution of the experiments, which we account for in our theory, and in the quasi-two-dimensional nature of the experiment that leads to misidentification of non-specific pairs as specific ones.

(Observation region) An annular region around the tagged receiver over which we account for the interference contribution.

To explain this mismatch between different periods, we modeled the entire megathrust earthquake cycle in the Northeast Japan arc using a simple dislocation model with a two-layered lithosphere asthenosphere structure in which we account for viscoelastic relaxation in the asthenosphere and tectonic erosion.

Two of the ten nodes included in the model exhibit a slightly different activation behavior, which we account for by a non-zero activation threshold.

In this section we describe the procedure for performing adaptive management of an emerging epidemic, in which we account for parameter uncertainty and its impact on vaccination strategies.

Because logging removes biomass through harvested timber and logging damage [38]-[40] [38]-[40]h we accounted in the model, the predicted biomass accumulation in the absence oforogging is even greater (4.9 t ha −1 yr −1 on average across the first 40 yr).

Within males, precocious male parr may account for up to 30% of breeding males [ 45], which we accounted for in the unsampled male prior.

The most important limitation of this study is the missing data for baseline covariates, which we accounted for by using multiple imputation.

We used Cox regression analyses with age as time scale in which we accounted for left truncation (delayed entry) to analyze the risk of CV and all-cause mortality during follow-up.

Because logging removes biomass through harvested timber and logging damage [ 38- 40], for which we accounted in the model, the predicted biomass accumulation in the absence of logging is even greater (4.9 t ha −1 yr −1 on average across the first 40 yr).