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1 he maximum hepatic removal rate of galactose was estimated from (1)(8)F-FDGal PET data (V(max)(PET))

2 Clusters of methane-emitting sources were estimated from 14 aerial surveys of two ("East" or

3 centration of the basal ganglia and thalamus were estimated from 182 MRI datasets acquired in 17 SCI

4 Comorbid-specific HALE was estimated from 20 years of age by HIV status and sex

5 d by disability-adjusted life-years (DALYs), were estimated from 2000 to 2017 using exposure prevalen

6 Nightly fasting duration was estimated from 24-hour dietary recalls collected at

7 Daily energy intake was estimated from 3-d food diaries during the week befo

8 Gluten intake was estimated from 3-day food records collected at ages

9 The energy consumption was estimated from 4.84-22.3 kWh(e)/m(3), assuming that

10 for the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio was estimated from 5,000 bootstrap samples.

11 Biodiversity patterns are estimated from 8,362 occurrence records from 745 spe

12 s and remains accurate when SNP correlations are estimated from a large reference panel.

13 that should be infiltrated and harvested can be estimated from a catchment-scale water-balance given

14 results suggest that the parameters that can be estimated from a given data set, as well as the estim

15 show, through simulations, that depth could be estimated from a population of such gain-modulated ne

16 It could be estimated from a sample of cells if only the host gen

17 (TFBS) sequence pattern because the PWM can be estimated from a small number of representative TFBS

18 The correlation structure can be estimated from a smaller complete dataset for which b

19 n of flows along the 2008 steel supply chain is estimated from a survey of literature data and compar

20 Percent ischemic myocardium was estimated from a 17-segment model.

21 Direct saturation was estimated from a Bloch equation simulation.

22 by extending immunosuppressive drug coverage was estimated from a cohort of privately insured transpl

23 Relative hemolytic intensity was estimated from a composite index derived from princi

24 as the optimal strategy when energetic cost was estimated from a composite metric that combined both

25 Dietary intake was estimated from a food-frequency questionnaire.

26 ned by a Job's plot and the binding constant was estimated from a linear regression (Scott's method).

27 hange in incidence post-vaccine introduction was estimated from a negative binomial model that adjust

28 in log-odds of PD for each of these variants was estimated from a recent meta-analysis, which include

29 The infiltration factor was estimated from a regression analysis of indoor and o

30 o overall racial/ethnic survival disparities was estimated from a sequence of multivariable Cox propo

31 Dietary nitrate and nitrite intakes were estimated from a baseline food frequency questionna

32 Costs were estimated from a literature review, which included

33 CS CFs and RCs were estimated from a naive regression model, treating o

34 ific mortality rates and hazard ratios (HRs) were estimated from a retrospective cohort within 4 cate

35 Costs of admission were estimated from actual national production costs.

36 Injury deaths were estimated from additional data sources.

37 ifetable probabilities of incident diagnoses were estimated from age 40 to 75 years by HFE genotype a

38 Trueness of this quantitative assay is estimated from agreement among the surrogate nucleoba

39 Pairwise genetic distances were estimated from aligned nucleotide sequences of HIV-

40 Acute and usual intake of caffeine was estimated from all caffeine-containing foods and bev

41 Covariances among life-history traits are estimated from an extensive terrestrial mammal data

42 that this key, rate-limiting, parameter can be estimated from an emergent relationship between the d

43 A phylogeny is estimated from an alignment of these fossil sequences

44 labeled water, and basal energy expenditure was estimated from an equation; the ratio of those measu

45 intake of total fruits and total vegetables was estimated from an FFQ.

46 organic matter bound PFAS (biological pump) was estimated from an organic matter settling fluxes cli

47 g from (18)F-FDG injection in pregnant women are estimated from animal data.

48 Lesion volume and brain edema were estimated from apparent diffusion coefficient maps

49 The primary concentration of green sturgeon was estimated from approximately 41-51.5 degrees N latit

50 These data suggest that genome-wide aSHM may be estimated from aSHM of BCL2 but not SHM of IGH.

51 t rates; costs beyond the observation period were estimated from average Medicare participant per cap

52 Total daily magnesium intake was estimated from baseline food-frequency questionnaire

53 llow properties of these early mechanisms to be estimated from behavioral responses to global stimuli

54 Affinities were estimated from binding isotherms obtained by princi

55 Mean absorbed doses to tumors and organs were estimated from biodistribution data and summed for

56 Individual-level PM10 and NO2 exposures were estimated from birth to 11 years of age through a m

57 The parameters of the model, which are estimated from BOLD data, vary systematically across

58 In fact, neuronal subpopulations can also be estimated from bulk brain tissue samples.

59 erd prevalence of S. aureus, including MRSA, was estimated from bulk tank milk (BTM) from Minnesota f

60 er (SLP) generated by magnetic nanoparticles is estimated from calorimetric heating measurements.

61 Wi was estimated from carbon isotope discrimination in arch

62 o strain imaging, global cardiac performance was estimated from cardiac magnetic resonance imaging.

63 Hazard ratios (HRs) and 95% CIs were estimated from cause-specific proportional hazards

64 SAN and ANS; and (f) SAN clock-coupling can be estimated from changes in HRV.

65 The global reflection coefficient was estimated from characteristic impedance and vascular

66 nstant and diffusion constant of thiocholine were estimated from chronoamperometric data.

67 Additionally, PVR was estimated from CMR data (PA velocity and right ventr

68 and cause-specific hazards of new HF events were estimated from competing risk Cox models of time-de

69 Motion fields were estimated from concurrently acquired tagged MR imag

70 Fracture risk was estimated from conditional logistic regression, with

71 study, evolution of functional connectivity was estimated from correlations of spontaneous activity.

72 tic glomeruli; the total number of glomeruli was estimated from cortical volumexglomerular density.

73 Dietary fiber was estimated from country-specific dietary questionnair

74 Hazard ratios (HRs) were estimated from Cox models stratified by matched set

75 Hazard ratios (HRs) were estimated from Cox models, and survival curves were

76 tween BMI modeled continuously and mortality were estimated from Cox regression models after adjustme

77 -nitrotyrosinate (NO2YO(-))-modified azurins were estimated from cyclic and differential pulse voltam

78 pidemiology Collaboration equation, the eGFR was estimated from cystatin C with all available samples

79 ofiles and multidrug interaction curves that are estimated from data.

80 ofiles and multidrug interaction curves that are estimated from data.

81 per nucleotide site per generation (mu) can be estimated from data on mutation rates at loci causing

82 and middle-income countries, child mortality is estimated from data provided by mothers concerning th

83 TBR is estimated from data recorded by continuous glucose mo

84 Vaccine coverage was estimated from data collected through a concurrent v

85 and Transplantation Network; donor potential was estimated from Detailed Multiple Cause of Death data

86 Long-term dietary exposure to OPs was estimated from dietary intake data, and estimates we

87 However, the secular trend, which was estimated from differences of dietary quality scores

88 Structural connectivity was estimated from diffusion tensor images using probabi

89 pulation-based methods, the distribution can be estimated from DNA sequence data by phylogenetic-base

90 Tumor kinetic parameters were estimated from dynamic (18)F-FDG PET scans of breas

91 he MCID was 1.0 and DSRS and FOIS scores may be estimated from each other.

92 Activation onset can be estimated from electromyography (EMG)-registered musc

93 The charge per GM1 molecule in the membrane was estimated from electrophoretic mobility measurements

94 the probabilities of individual columns can be estimated from empirical frequencies, this approach e

95 The peak ground motions around the volcano were estimated from empirical strong-motion attenuation

96 of the triplet excited state of each complex was estimated from energy-transfer quenching experiments

97 Health-care costs were estimated from expenditure on primary care, outpati

98 Health-care costs were estimated from expenditure on primary, outpatient,

99 ative the parameters of these models have to be estimated from experimental data.

100 model, biologically important variables can be estimated from experimental measurements.

101 n, splicing, elongation and mRNA degradation were estimated from experimental data of transcriptional

102 asurements, environmental MNM concentrations are estimated from exposure modeling.

103 binomial model of mRNA capture, while priors are estimated from expression values across cells using

104 ion dynamics, and demonstrate that these can be estimated from extant timetrees.

105 The solution and leakage capacitances were estimated from extant models.

106 Dietary composition was estimated from FFQs and 7-d food records; measures o

107 Gestational age was estimated from first-trimester dating ultrasound.

108 Zrs was estimated from flow and pressure measured at the inl

109 Dietary magnesium was estimated from food-frequency questionnaires in the

110 defined as intake of peanuts and other nuts, was estimated from food-frequency questionnaires, and cu

111 mega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, and zinc were estimated from food frequency questionnaires.

112 sease trajectories of the cancer patients to be estimated from free text in electronic health records

113 within-individual changes in CRP and/or AGP, were estimated from general linear models, accounting fo

114 tes governing transitions between states, to be estimated from genome-wide, population-averaged time-

115 ilities for presence of resistance mutations were estimated from GRTs (n = 2876) according to risk st

116 the left anterior descending coronary artery were estimated from her radiotherapy chart.

117 el variables and a long-term reference price are estimated from historical data, taking into account

118 eflecting sensory uncertainty could reliably be estimated from human visual cortex and, moreover, tha

119 to define the transduction sensitivity have been estimated from in vitro experiments.

120 y structures, the probability of a base pair is estimated from its frequency across all the alternati

121 Na(+)/K(+) pump capacity was estimated from K(+)-induced whole cell outward curre

122 ll-surface receptor associated with cancer - was estimated from kinetic modeling of targeted and unta

123 yers through allometric scaling, which could be estimated from knowing a species' body mass.

124 type of penalized regression model that can be estimated from large gene expression databases, and t

125 neurological and neuropsychological function were estimated from linear and logistic regression model

126 Progression rates were estimated from linear mixed models with time as the

127 evalence ratios and 95% confidence intervals were estimated from log-linked Poisson regression with g

128 ory/predictive performance of fitted models, was estimated from logistic regression.

129 We also showed that k(max) could be estimated from long-term climate, with improvements i

130 Indirect morbidity costs were estimated from lost productivity as a result of emp

131 cretion (sodium, potassium, and their ratio) was estimated from </=2 collections on nonconsecutive da

132 t the lamina cribrosa, geometrical distances were estimated from magnetic resonance imaging and used

133 MR imaging-PDFF was estimated from magnitude-based low flip angle multie

134 corrected for sorption and abiotic processes were estimated from measured concentration time series w

135 ons from the natural gas distribution system were estimated from measurements at metering and regulat

136 nt changes in airway caliber and recruitment were estimated from mechanical measurements.

137 e obtained from literature review, and costs were estimated from Medicare fee schedules.

138 Model parameters were estimated from multiple data sets using multiobject

139 Hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals were estimated from multivariable Cox proportional hazar

140 ted odds ratios used to derive rVE estimates were estimated from multivariable logistic regression mo

141 Turkey consumption was estimated from NHANES data to estimate daily arsenic

142 HIV incidence was estimated from observed seroconversions.

143 he single-variant test statistics, which can be estimated from one of the participating studies or fr

144 ignal uncertainty does not change but cannot be estimated from one single blank analysis, thus compro

145 ons is the conceptual difference in how ages are estimated from paleontological data versus molecular

146 rative vision-related quality-of-life values were estimated from patients' visual outcomes and were u

147 Perfusion properties can be estimated from pharmacokinetic models applied to DCE-

148 ICS and ICS/LABA exposure was estimated from pharmacy data for patients with asthm

149 diffraction technique, and parasite biomass was estimated from plasma concentrations of Plasmodium f

150 Exposures were estimated from PM2.5-prediction models based on sat

151 the base population and selected populations were estimated from pooled whole-genome resequencing of

152 through data normalization parameters, which are estimated from positive controls, negative controls

153 These are estimated from predictive algorithms, nonheme iron a

154 of the initial (outpatient) testing strategy were estimated from Premier Research Database data.

155 Hazard ratios (HRs) and 95% CIs were estimated from proportional hazards regression, acc

156 ve care at a better-rated hospital.Distances were estimated from publicly available data from the US

157 Average one- and two-dose OCV effectiveness was estimated from published literature and compared to

158 Efficacy was estimated from published studies and incorporated pa

159 Parameters were estimated from published data where available.

160 The values of dimensionless model parameters were estimated from published data.

161 ease risk and chemoprophylaxis effectiveness were estimated from published medical reports.

162 terectomy, costs, and quality of life values were estimated from published sources.

163 ansition probabilities, costs, and utilities were estimated from published sources.

164 bound, lifetime radiation dose for each boar was estimated from radioactivity levels in each animal's

165 The Ca2+ sensitivity of Ano1 was estimated from rates of current activation, and deac

166 as well as the inventory in the Baltic Sea, were estimated from recently published monitoring data.

167 The air volume fraction (AVF) was estimated from relative signal intensity (aortic blo

168 Instead, Chl-a is estimated from remote sensing reflectance (R(RS)): th

169 Intakes of n-3 PUFAs were estimated from repeated 24-hour dietary records col

170 Quantitative myocardial blood flow (MBF) was estimated from rest and adenosine stress MR imaging

171 bances, and we find that resilience that can be estimated from routinely collected behavioural observ

172 of bloodstream infection per 1,000 bed-days were estimated from samples taken between 2 days after a

173 Ground-level NO2 was estimated from satellite-derived NO2 and was assesse

174 Survival was estimated from SEER follow-up data with Cox regressi

175 Daily nitrate consumption was estimated from self-reported water consumption at ho

176 Cumulative exposure was estimated from self-reported work history, and color

177 The relative growth rate was estimated from sequential determination of fresh wei

178 s, the population excess fraction (PEF), can be estimated from serological data using finite mixture

179 Qualities were estimated from shallow sequencing with coverage as

180 ation energies for FeTMPS-II and FeTDClPS-II were estimated from similar kinetic reactivities of the

181 d a severe exacerbation within 12 months can be estimated from simple clinical assessments.

182 B can be estimated from simple experiments, and the model can

183 These similarities are estimated from single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs

184 Genetic ancestry was estimated from single-nucleotide polymorphisms from

185 l method that allows genetic (co)variance to be estimated from SNP data on unrelated individuals.

186 n observational study in which sodium intake was estimated from sodium excretion in urine samples fro

187 Planar HMR can be estimated from SPECT HMR via a simple linear regressi

188 The mannuronate (M) to guluronate (G) ratios were estimated from spectral deconvolution of the (13)C

189 albumin-to-creatinine ratio (UACR); and M/I was estimated from steady-state glucose infusion rate/in

190 Three-dimensional shape of the ONH was estimated from stereo fundus photographs using an au

191 hy images and the volume of tissue activated was estimated from stimulation voltage and impedance.

192 lent to a mass transfer coefficient, and can be estimated from stream state variables including strea

193 Engine power has often been estimated from subsets of the developed world, lead

194 tritional risk factors, and other covariates were estimated from surveys and a systematic review.

195 robabilities of progression and intervention were estimated from survival analyses, with risk factors

196 Such connectivity can be estimated from task-free functional magnetic resonanc

197 membership in each of K damage profiles that are estimated from the data.

198 oxides (NOx), ammonia (NH3), and primary PM are estimated from the PM2.5-mortality responses to the

199 Then, the parameters are estimated from the radial BP waveform by exploiting

200 te, incubation period and scale of dispersal are estimated from the spread data.

201 w that the conceptual difference in how ages are estimated from the stratigraphic record versus molec

202 ential for rapid evolutionary adaptation can be estimated from the amount of genetic variation in fit

203 on technique to identify parameters that can be estimated from the available data.

204 tal level, the amount of trapped solvent can be estimated from the comparison of the optical layer th

205 ity may be 10% to 27% higher than what would be estimated from the conventional approaches examining

206 redicted on the basis of parameters that can be estimated from the data and a single unidentifiable p

207 no use, and epidemiological parameters must be estimated from the first observations of the epidemic

208 moreover, that its precursor metabolism may be estimated from the fossilised "palaeo-metallome".

209 ing variants, for which potential impact can be estimated from the genetic code, but determining the

210 rotein turnover of thousands of proteins can be estimated from the gradual incorporation of (2)H or (

211 s from PSC observed in certain scenarios can be estimated from the imbalance in C between treated and

212 These parameters can be estimated from the initial and final concentrations o

213 actors, peak respiratory muscle pressure can be estimated from the peak airway pressure and the perce

214 by chance under neutral evolution, which can be estimated from the phenotypic distribution of an F(2)

215 that the timescale for fibril formation can be estimated from the population of the N() state, deter

216 enome-wide deleterious mutation rate (U) can be estimated from the product of the number of nucleotid

217 ration kinetics, which enable protein age to be estimated from the ratio of fluorescence intensities

218 rom the nanochannel data agree with what has been estimated from the analysis of atomic force microsc

219 input parameters in the risk model: the risk is estimated from the amount of food consumed, the conce

220 of the adjacent solution temperature, which is estimated from the change in the nanopore ionic condu

221 he sequences is represented by an ARG, which is estimated from the data with other model parameters.

222 mospheric CO(2) concentrations (DeltaCO(2) ) is estimated from the difference of CO(2) concentrations

223 -use 2004 light-duty gasoline vehicles fleet is estimated from the Kansas City Light-Duty Vehicle Emi

224 Vaccine effectiveness is estimated from the odds ratio comparing the odds of t

225 MW is estimated from the PEG MW dependent changes in the co

226 The detection threshold is estimated from the propagation depth of plastic defor

227 at the plateau of the isometric contraction is estimated from the relation between half-sarcomere co

228 In all methods, genetic variation is estimated from the relationship between close or dist

229 partitioned into sets, and the species tree is estimated from the resultant 'supergenes'.

230 on limit (DL) of 20 pM (20 femtomoles, 1 mL) is estimated from the sigmoidal function best fitting (R

231 The copy number of the target mRNA is estimated from the total intensity of fluorescent foc

232 cy questionnaire; the daily quantity (g/day) was estimated from the 24-hour dietary records.

233 Net cost per patient was estimated from the decision tree for each strategy.

234 Donor-recipient match quality was estimated from the donor risk index.

235 tment of Public Safety, and driving exposure was estimated from the Driving Habits Questionnaire.

236 he systemic vascular resistance index (SVRI) was estimated from the echocardiographic cardiac index a

237 viscosity was neglected and only elasticity was estimated from the effective shear wave speed.

238 henol A aptamer of 1.84 x 10(-10) mol cm(-2) was estimated from the electrochemical signal of the [Ru

239 FBR was estimated from the enrichment ratio of arterial phen

240 lows were indexed to the fetal weight, which was estimated from the fetal volume calculated by MRI se

241 A remarkably high critical field of ~10 T was estimated from the field-dependent resistivity data.

242 Gamma peak frequency was estimated from the highest value of the raw spectra

243 he absorbed radiation dose to the red marrow was estimated from the images, from the plasma measureme

244 e association between IPI and birth outcomes was estimated from the interaction between birth order a

245 Spectral lens transmittance was estimated from the lens density spectrum.

246 An integrated binocular visual field was estimated from the monocular SAP tests, and rates of

247 The frequency of cilia beating was estimated from the motion of the cell body and of th

248 Prevalence was estimated from the number of persons with recorded d

249 A 60% increase in CH4 flux was estimated from the observed plant biomass and thaw d

250 A ~60% increase in CH4 flux was estimated from the observed plant biomass and thaw d

251 The penetrance of the variant rs74315329 was estimated from the percentage of the carriers of the

252 The global MBF was estimated from the PET and CT exam.

253 ative risk of PF associated with pasireotide was estimated from the published literature.

254 Hydraulic permeability (K(H)) was estimated from the rheological data and decreased wi

255 The dipole moment of HF@C60 was estimated from the temperature dependence of the die

256 lli-Q water, daily intake of these chemicals was estimated from the use of teethers by infants at 12

257 Population immunity was estimated from the vaccination histories of children

258 Population sizes were estimated from the 2011 to 2014 National Health and

259 Additionally, the absolute affinities were estimated from the abundance of free and ligand-bou

260 reatine, and glutamine and glutamate complex were estimated from the acquired spectra.

261 lth care costs, excluding the index surgery, were estimated from the day of surgery to 3 months after

262 racellular water (ECW) and the ECW:ICW ratio were estimated from the difference and the ratio of thes

263 (2.5) and ozone over the year after their MI were estimated from the Environment Protection Agency's

264 parameters for use in computational modeling were estimated from the kinetics of zotarolimus uptake i

265 Genetic-25OHD associations were estimated from the largest genome-wide association

266 ts (in 2015 US dollars) and health utilities were estimated from the literature.

267 ance systems, except for NEC and SIDS, which were estimated from the literature.

268 Model parameters were estimated from the literature.

269 Integrated binocular fields were estimated from the monocular fields.

270 Hospital and total costs of critical care were estimated from the Premier Database, state discharg

271 tions seen in practice by general internists were estimated from the primary diagnosis for 13832 offi

272 the input (Saatchi and Baccini) maps, which were estimated from the reference data and additional co

273 e, coronary heart disease, or heart failure) were estimated from the REGARDS (REasons for Geographic

274 The cost-savings of NSQIP were estimated from the start of NSQIP to the end of 201

275 Insulin secretion and insulin sensitivity were estimated from the STM and by frequently sampling i

276 Response rates and overall survival were estimated from the time of initiation of salvage th

277 r ratio of glycan isomers in the mixture can be estimated from their fragment ions abundance.

278 sland, we identified the parameters that can be estimated from these island data.

279 sing validated questionnaires, and adiposity was estimated from thickness of skinfolds.

280 Depth of focus was estimated from through-focus objective optical quali

281 ork-wide "integrated information", which can be estimated from time-series data.

282 lescence or early adulthood to other periods were estimated from time-dependent Cox models.

283 Hazard ratios were estimated from time-dependent Cox proportional haza

284 vals) of tooth loss or a periodontitis event were estimated from tooth-level extended Cox proportiona

285 tic gain, in most GS models genetic variance is estimated from training samples with many trait-irrel

286 It is estimated from twin studies that heritable factors ac

287 ee text] based on the ratio Nb/Ne, which can be estimated from two or three simple life history trait

288 Usual whole-grain intake was estimated from two 24-h diet recalls by using the My

289 les, AV; Retinta, RE; and Rubia Gallega, RG) were estimated from two-dimensional electrophoresis prof

290 within a stimulus set, even when the biases were estimated from uncorrelated stimulus pairs subsampl

291 stimated glomerular filtration rates (eGFRs) were estimated from urine and serum values measured in l

292 Flavonoid intakes were estimated from USDA flavonoid databases, which were

293 interactions and pharmacokinetic curves can be estimated from user-provided data or models.

294 Usual DF intake was estimated from validated repeated 24-h dietary recor

295 ffs for significant change in each parameter were estimated from variability in healthy controls over

296 Health risks were estimated from various Thai population groups, clas

297 Calendar year was estimated from vertical abundances of (137)Cs.

298 , uncertainty, and ensemble properties could be estimated from WE simulation; for Protein G, this cha

299 , in which median lethal times (LT50 values) are estimated from whole-body phototoxic PAH concentrati

300 AFT was estimated from whole-room 24-h EE measures in 509 he