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BI and ML implementations employ different search strategies and different estimates of statistical confidence, so direct comparison of phylogenetic accuracy using these two frameworks has not been possible.

The L index and psust were computed for each area and for each year of the period 1950 to 2004 using both official catches, and catches corrected to include discards [14] and different estimates of Illegal, Unreported or Unregulated catches [IUU], [ 15] [17].

Participants included in the present report were born between 1952 and 1979, with age at diagnosis ranging between 16 and 50 years old, and different estimates of heritable and environmental components of familial breast cancer might be observed in older cases.

Firstly, mapping populations may be of different types (e.g., double haploid, backcross, F2 intercross and recombinant inbred lines) and have different estimates of genetic distance.

However, a number of studies have investigated various aspects of hyporesponsiveness, using a variety of definitions and producing different estimates of proportions of hyporesponsive patients and factors associated with hyporesponsiveness.

Responses to overdiagnosis and the different estimates of its magnitude were diverse.

Our study finds that, for urine and serum concentrations of BPA and PFCs, this is not the case; the SEP measures we studied do not overlap entirely with one another, and had different estimates of effect in our regression models.

If the interaction term in any of the three models described a relationship that was significant at P < 0.017, it was inferred that the FPG-A1C relationship was significantly affected by the subgroup being tested and that different estimates of the FPG-A1C relationship are appropriate for persons in that subgroup versus those not in that subgroup.

Table  2 shows the sGFR values and the three different estimates of GFR (eGFR4, eGFR6, and eGFRRBF) for all 207 patients and for sub-groups with different stages of CKD.

Sorption to FPOM (log Kd of 4.54 ± 0.09 l kg−1) was 1.6 orders of magnitude greater than sorption to CPOM (log Kd of 2.92 ± 0.10 l kg−1) potentially resulting in differential toxicity among similar organisms that occupy these different niches and leading to different estimates of environmental fate and effects.

The result is that we are able to explain the data based on a single mechanism operating at all observed concentration ranges, while Matsuoka and Srere reported different estimates of apparent Vm and other kinetic constants operating at low (<5 µM), medium (5 50 µM) and high (>50 µM) concentrations of ACCOA.