However, depth cannot be estimated reliably in the robot's heading direction.
As the initial counts in brain were very low in mice and rats at baseline condition, the binding potential of [11C]AZ10419369 could only be estimated reliably in guinea pigs.
The true trait means for the genotypes at the studied heat levels could, thus, be estimated reliably in our study and therewith are a good basis for the following genome-wide expression profiling experiment.
Estimates from a Poisson regression model with fixed intervention effects could not be estimated reliably (due to the imbalance in the number of studies in the control and intervention groups), but they could be derived when the indicator variables were omitted.
In situations where thresholds could not be estimated reliably, cue values were scaled by a factor from 2 to 4 to assess whether thresholds could be estimated more reliably using larger values.
Although the perturbations are detected, their sizes and amplitudes cannot be estimated reliably.
We thus limit the analysis to such measures whose effects can be estimated reliably.
Standard deviations marked with * could not be estimated reliably.
We suggest that branch lengths can be estimated most reliably in an ML framework when branches are <1 substitution/site and datasets are = 1 kb.
Because the length of branches for empirical datasets can be estimated most reliably in an ML framework when branches are <1 substitution/site and datasets are ≥1 kb, we suggest that divergence date estimates using datasets, branch lengths, and/or analytical techniques that fall outside of these parameters should be interpreted with caution.
The frequency of observed RCIs could be estimated most reliably for samples collected in Cameroon (2005) (Simard F, Ayala D, Kamdem GC, Pombi M, Etouna J, Ose K, Fosting JM, Fontenille D, Besansky N and Costantini C, unpublished) and in the Senegambia region (2005 2006) (B. Caputo, D. Nwakanma, M. Jawara, I. Dia, L. Konate, M. Coluzzi, V. Petrarca, D.J. Conway, A. della Torre, unpublished).
