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Lower values were found in Quercus robur (~5.9%) [ 27], Cucumis melo (6.0%) [ 40] and Juglans regia (15.4%) [ 41] but much higher estimates were made for dicots, Citrus clementina (25.3%) [ 42] and Daucus carota (28.3%) [ 26], and in the monocots Phalaenopsis equestris (23.0%) [ 43] and Musa acuminata (36.6%) [ 44].

Most of the studies not included reported much higher estimates of risk, but had serious methodological problems.

And much higher estimates from the White House about the size of the government's budget deficits this year and next provided an additional reason to sell Treasury securities.

RRT resulted in much higher estimates of the prevalence of rule breaking than the self-complete questionnaire, particularly for more sensitive questions.

There were however much higher estimates for stroke and respiratory mortality than hospitalisation for these diseases.

Inclusion of indirect costs can lead to much higher estimates of total costs attributable to overweight.

Schairer et al (2000) reported much higher estimates than the other studies for both lobular (OR1=1.17) and ductal carcinoma (OR1=1.17).

Accordingly, the FST estimates for this locus was strikingly different depending on the method used, with much higher estimates obtained using Dfdist than BayeScan (Table 2).

32 In contrast, studies that compared the trend in incidence rates before and after implementation of screening reported much higher estimates of overdiagnosis for invasive cancers.

Studies adjusting for family history of type 2 diabetes appeared to have much higher estimates than those not adjusting (P < 0.001).

Our much higher estimates for the Vmax, which are likely due our obtaining correctly folded protein to a greater degree of purity, counter the argument that PPIP5K activity is too low to participate in 'phasic' signalling events [ 1].