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Interaction terms between variables were not included as they could not be reliably estimated in the full model.
If the amount of adaptation data is small (e.g., 1 adaptation sentence), the weight cannot be reliably estimated in the ML framework where the weight is estimated using only adaptation data without constraint, as done in the Tucker decomposition based method.
In contrast, T is not subject to the particular patterns of interaction within a community and can be reliably estimated in diverse settings.
The selection differential can be reliably estimated in our study population because almost all the fish are harvested within their first years of life, i.e. few fish escape fishing mortality.
In the present analysis of more than 5,000 Japanese children who experienced OHCA, we demonstrate that, by using the appropriate AUC values, neurological outcomes and survival at 1 month after cardiac arrest can be reliably estimated in the ED based on three routinely available prehospital variables: prehospital ROSC, initial shockable rhythm and witnessed arrest.
Indices were reliably estimated in 86 of 87 tests for 1CMM, but only in 49 for 2CMM.
SMN copy numbers and SMA carrier frequencies have not been reliably estimated in Malians and other sub‐Saharan Africans.
In (1), is asked to be reliably estimated, while in (2) has to be exactly determined.
The fundamental frequency, F0, can usually be reliably estimated using autocorrelation in the time domain or by tracking the F0 in the frequency domain.
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.
