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Because we omitted seed number per fruit from our estimates of cumulative fitness, our estimates of inbreeding depression, while strong, are likely underestimates.
As noted in Table 1, AERMOD SO2 estimates present lower mean levels than those measured at fixed monitoring sites, because we omitted from the model SO2 emission sources other than refinery emissions.
This seems reasonable because we omitted the dynamics of intercellular signaling, which might lead to propagation of a perturbation from one territory to another and several genes are only expressed in one territory, both in model and experimental data.
Carbon emissions rates may also be underestimated due to the conservative deforestation rates, the fact that the above-ground biomass estimates we used [14] are low compared with other estimates [17], and because we omit other carbon pools such as below-ground biomass, soil, dead and decaying matter, and harvested wood products.
Carbon emissions rates may also be underestimated due to the conservative deforestation rates, the fact that the above-ground biomass estimates we used [ 14] are low compared with other estimates [ 17], and because we omit other carbon pools such as below-ground biomass, soil, dead and decaying matter, and harvested wood products.
In addition, there are other potentially relevant sites that we omitted because they did not fulfil the inclusion criteria.
(We omitted Alaska because it offers oil-revenue-related rebates to every household).
Because of an editorial oversight, we omitted to disclose last week that Morton Kondracke, author of "Saving Milly", is executive editor of Roll Call, part of The Economist Group.
We omitted reliability because the FI is an automated screening procedure and therefore not susceptible to intra- or interrater variability.
We omitted EF hand because of its peculiar stoichiometry described above.
