The sum of group-specific estimates, and the estimate of total population size obtained by pooling data from all communities for analysis, appear at the bottom.
By pooling data from all colonies, we accounted for the fact that the fraction of reproducing females in some species declined as a function of colony size (Avilés & Tufiño 1998).
Few details have been released, but the system could bolster support for agreements such as the Kyoto Protocol by pooling data and making them easier for policy makers to access.
To increase the robustness of analyses, we assessed the temporal changes in each treatment by pooling data over successive generations (i.e. data for generations 1 4, 4 10 and 13 22); these pooled data were used to estimate the three successive matrices G1, G2 and G3, respectively.
For example, by pooling data and/or results from multiple studies on a given disease/trait, one may attain a sample size large enough to permit the division of the data into multiple relatively more homogeneous subgroups.
In the US, the C-Path's Coalition Against Major Diseases (CAMD), in collaboration with the Clinical Data Interchange Standard Consortium, published the first data standard for Alzheimer's by pooling data on more than 6,000 Alzheimer's patients who had been included in 21 clinical trials (http://www.c-path.org/CAMD.cfm).org/CAMD.cfm
Subsequent analyses were undertaken by pooling data across all subjects and then adjusting for age and gender.
Therefore we compared the frequency of outliers by pooling data.
They followed up the pooling data for the 12 most significant markers by individual genotyping in a larger replication sample.
This single variance is estimated by the sample variance of the pooled data for Xj taken from all classes (with the class mean subtracted from each value).
