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| Whenever repeated measurements are available, regression analyses seem to produce more accurate backward estimations of exposure. Analysis of the subject shows that a set of methods for estimating decisions should include: a general method for estimating the quality of decisions made by the trainees; a method of a priori estimates of decisions made by authorized personnel of C & C elements of MF & A in the course of CWG; a method of a posteriori estimations of decisions made by authorized personnel of C & C elements of MF & A in the course of CWG. We believe it is important to be conservative in our life estimations and, as a general rule, limit our estimation to 20 years even though the experimental data indicates a longer life. |
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