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This method enables modal parameters to be reliably estimated and an earlier technique proposed by the authors which was based on modal filters to be improved.

An application of the method to synthetic data showed that the spatial distributions of porosity and the aspect ratio could be reliably estimated, and this supports the effectiveness of the MRF model.

Since the Doppler signature corresponding to each bistatic link cannot be reliably estimated, and it is rather difficult to directly combine them in the time-frequency domain for overall signal enhancement, traditional methods based on time-frequency analysis cannot effectively benefit from the availability of multiple transmitters.

Since the time interval covered by the sequences of HCV-2c for the NS5B region with known sampling date is about 10 years, the substitution rate parameter could not be reliably estimated, and thus an external substitution rate was used.

Quantifying reliability is important since small sample sizes, mutation events that are too rare to be reliably estimated, and the effects of multiple comparisons can complicate the interpretation of unigenic evolution experiments.

Thus, while the available exposure information provides convincing evidence for the need for interventions, the health benefits from incremental reductions cannot be reliably estimated, and this in turn has handicapped assessment of intervention effectiveness.

Actual test positivity rates in a true screening population cannot be reliably estimated from this study and so the consequences for colonoscopy follow-up rates are uncertain.

These findings are in line with previous systematic reviews which concluded that the impact of interventions could not be reliably estimated due to limited, and low-quality, RCTs [ 18, 22].

In this condition, mean and median exhibit remarkable bias whereas the mode can be reliably estimated by several robust estimators [61].

Results indicate that annual terrestrial water storage change in the two basins is negligible, and basin-scale E can be reliably estimated by the difference between precipitation and runoff.

The limitation of Empirical Bayes estimation is that volume of distribution (Vd) cannot be reliably estimated due to the sparse sampling, and therefore, the variation in the observed concentrations is predominantly translated into the variation in clearance.