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The most highly promoted evaluation schemes statistically analyze year-to-year changes in individual test scores, yielding an estimate of teacher "value added".

Device magnetoresistance ratios reach 1.5% at 40 K, yielding an estimate of the maximum spin scattering length of 2 μm at temperatures up to 40 K.

This study suggests that such conditions can last for a few hours, thus yielding an estimate of the lifetimes of the KH billow which is generated and deformed during 18 00 to 19 00 IST interval and can then be nearly 'frozen-in' and advected along with the mean wind in the absence of strong shears.

For each pair of atlases, the similarity indices for 1000 pairs of size-matched random parcellations were calculated, yielding an estimate of the chance distribution specific to each pair-wise comparison.

The percent signal change for the recency contrast (i.e., recent negative probe activity versus novel negative probe activity) was averaged across all voxels in the ROI, yielding an estimate of interference-related probe activity.

The parameters to be adjusted are κ and α yielding an estimate of EC50.

In March, we estimated the parity rate to be 0.96 from 78 unfed females captured in Fourda by night-landing catch, yielding an estimated daily survival of 0.98.

The slope estimated using an RMA regression through the binned data was identical to the OLS bisector estimate

The incidence of consultations in general practices (GP) is estimated at 14 per 1,000 person years, yielding an annual estimate of approximately 220,000 consultations for gastroenteritis [ 2].

This information is eventually used to map the geographical extent of this major marine biological zone in the archipelago, yielding an area estimate of 894.7 km2.

The result is that any linear well-posed boundary condition yielding an energy estimate for the elastic wave equation, without the PML, will also lead to a well-posed IBVP for the PML.