Tortuosity and cementation factor are two critical parameters that significantly affect estimates of reservoir properties.
Sensitivity analyses indicate these errors do not significantly affect estimates of food consumption or activity.
Uncertainty in establishing the rate of substitutions for HBV may significantly affect estimates of tMRCA.
The implication of this finding is that study design and sampling procedures affect estimates of SRHS.
However, most of these assumptions can affect estimated dates, oftentimes because they underestimate large amounts of rate change.
The Sensitivity Analysis section shows that this simplification does not significantly affect estimates of other epidemiological parameters.
It should be noted, however, that addition of novel HEV sequences may affect estimates for TMRCA, if these sequences would affect genetic heterogeneity of HEV genotypes.
This can affect estimates of reliability.
Attrition rate did not affect estimates of associations between variables.
If they are estimating maturity based on length this could affect estimates.
