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And, all three models were alternatively estimated after dropping data from respondents who do not believe climate change is happening (from Question 1).

When such reference articles were not available, we alternatively estimated the midpoints using regression equations created by the multiple Gini centiles reported in the same article.

As with standard interval mapping, Maximum likelihood estimation can be achieved using an expectation maximization (EM) approach in which the genotype, Q j, and the variables, θ, are alternatively estimated until convergence.

Thus, we alternatively estimated OR 10, OR 01 and OR 11 and their p values by setting up three exclusive dummy variables V10, V01 and V11 (without interaction term) in the regression equation: V10 =1 if E = 1 and G = 0; V01 = 1 if E = 0 and G = 1; and V11 = 1 if E = 1 and G = 1, while considering V00 (E = 0 and G = 0) as the reference group.

Alternatively, estimating the indicated torque from the instantaneous crankshaft speed provides promising practical application potentials.

Alternatively, estimating a subject's walking distance without the algorithm yielded an error of 20% with respect to actual walking distance.

Then, the source location, along with its amplitude, reflection paths and power loss of bottom reflection, is estimated via the iterative beamforming (IB) method, which alternatively estimates the source contributions and performs beamforming on these estimates until convergence.

As for the optimization algorithm, we adopt the MAP framework to alternatively estimate non-uniform blur and latent image, in which generalized accelerated proximal gradient (GAPG) algorithm [34], a much efficient optimization algorithm for non-blind deconvolution, is employed for GAC-based non-uniform deblurring.

We can alternatively estimate the significance of R2 (the square of the correlation coefficient) assuming a beta distribution with 0.5 and k k−1)/2 degrees of freedom.

Instead of relying on a two-step multilevel model, we may alternatively estimate the temporal trend and effects of markers simultaneously in one linear mixed effect model (BLMM).

By either assuming perfect amplification efficiency in the reaction, or alternatively estimating amplification efficiency empirically from the data, it is possible to estimate with accuracy the concentration of the targeted nucleic acid sequence in the initial sample.