Difference between Predicted and Measured Runoff Values
Effect of sex and polymorphisms of CYP2B6 and UGT1A9 on the difference between the target-controlled infusion predicted and measured plasma propofol concentration
... the difference between measured and predicted propofol ...differ between polymorphisms of CYP2B6 and UGT1A9, and β of CYP2B6 516G>T polymorphisms mutually adjusted with female sex was ...
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Quantifying and mitigating differences between predicted and measured energy use in buildings
... causes between predictions and measurement in particular concerning regulatory assumptions in building energy ...trade-off between the thermal performance of the ...distinct difference between ...
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Pitch bending technique on early horns by manipulation of the embouchure : a comparison between measured and predicted data
... the measured bores of these instruments were in qualitative agreement with the playing tests, demonstrating that the difference in lipping behaviour was not dependent on spe- cific human players and their ...
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Agreement between measured height, and height predicted from ulna length, in adult patients in Bloemfontein, South Africa
... Height predicted from ulna length statistically significantly overestimated actual height in this ...this difference was illustrated by the fact that BMI based on estimated height was statistically ...
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Predicted vs Measured Initial Camber in Precast Prestressed Concrete Girders
... was predicted using the simple elastic analysis. The measured initial camber was then compared with the design ...The difference between using the gross section properties and the transformed ...
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Predicted and measured soil retention curve parameters in Lombardy region north of Italy
... A difference with field data in particular for laboratory mea- surements and PTF-R estimations was shown especially for low pressure (dry part) which con firms results of Bouma and Dekkerl (1984) ...big ...
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Predicted Values of Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing in Healthy Individuals (A Pilot Study)
... size predicted values for all variables will be ...significant difference between the predicted values and the reference values, we will need standard tables made ...
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Regional lung densities in alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency compared to predicted values
... volumetric data was available, thereby hampering inter- pretation and comparison with our data. Some limitations apply to the current study, and refine- ments of the methods may still be needed. The recalibra- tion ...
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Comparison between Predicted and Measured X Ray Output in Some Conventional Radiography Units
... then measured directly with the multi-purpose detectors (MPD), Raysafe ...error between measured and pre- dicted values was found to be equal to ...tween measured and predicted ...
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Determinant factors of the difference between self-reported weight and measured weight among Japanese
... (SR-height) values are used in epidemiological studies, especially large num- bers population-base cohort ...self-reported values; however, the results were discordant [16, 17, ...SR-height values ...
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Computer Simulation of Energy Use in Buildings: Predicted Versus Measured Results
... the measured value is considerably worse than any of the ...the measured U- values comes from poor workmanship; however, the BPE report for the dwelling mentions that the building was constructed to ...
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Measured and Predicted Performance of a Photovoltaic Grid-Connected System in a Humid Subtropical Climate
... time between the various data ...negative values for radiation and/or wind speed or would simply not record any data at ...believable values and trends for the ...
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Difference magnitude is not measured by discrimination steps for order of point patterns
... spacing between the scale values in one of the two scales, we conclude that no common interval scale model with Gaussian noise is able to describe both the discrimination and the difference ...
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What is the relationship between the minimally important difference and health state utility values? The case of the SF-6D
... The SF-6D is an example of a utility or preference-based measure of HRQoL. The primary use of such measures is to adjust life years saved by quality for use in economic evaluations and decision models. Preference-based ...
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What is the relationship between the minimally important difference and health state utility values? The case of the SF-6D
... The SF-6D is an example of a utility or preference-based measure of HRQoL. The primary use of such measures is to adjust life years saved by quality for use in economic evaluations and decision models. Preference-based ...
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Simulation study on the measured difference in fuel consumption between real-world driving and ECE-15 of a hybrid electric vehicle
... some values were as high as 92%, again beyond this ...significant difference of up to 34% between the level at the end of a run compared to at the start of the following successive run, where there ...
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Similarities and differences between measured and predicted concentrations of pesticides in Dutch surface waters
... and measured pesticide concentrations in surface waters are ...on measured pesticide concentrations in surface waters and model predictions were compared to each other at the national ...agreement ...
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Comparison of the values of measured hydratation of sporting youths with normative values
... the values of the TBW in lit- ers, kilograms and percentage share in the total body ...the measured values among various groups regardless of the value of the total body ...highest values of ...
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Evaluating WEPP-predicted infiltration, runoff, and soil erosion for furrow irrigation
... Figure 1—WEPP-predicted versus measured runoff, infiltration, and soil loss for the upper quarter of the study 1 corn and bean fields used for WEPP-parameter calibration.. 1736 TRANSACTI[r] ...
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Differences between directly measured and calculated values for cardiac output in the dogfish: a criticism of the Fick method
... If, in normoxic fish, some part of the total oxygen consumed is being taken up across the skin, then the actual proportion of cardiac output that is being shunted past the respiratory su[r] ...
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