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Furthermore, the development of protest movements cannot be estimated only by the protesters; it also depends on the regime's response.

This indicates as well that grain growth controlled by triple junctions cannot be estimated only from the kinetics.

Cooper et al 21 also utilized a random effects model, but only for analyses that included more than one trial arm (since between trials variation cannot be estimated when only one trial is available).

The role of drug use cannot be estimated as only eight students declared use of injecting-drugs of whom three were infected with HBV.

In six out of nine articles, the selection coefficient per unit time s, or per generation sT, is not provided and cannot be estimated, because only ratios of Malthusian fitness are given, not the fitness of the wild-type rw.

Individual differences in reporting probabilities cannot be estimated using only survey contact data (see supplementary material in [ 38]); however, our data allow us to calculate differences in individual reporting probabilities between contact survey data and the mote data, as we assumed that all motes record data with the same accuracy.

However, the sensitivity of the programs cannot be estimated directly as only individuals with a positive result undergo a definitive diagnostic test.

Because population-based controls are not included, main effects for exposures cannot be estimated, and consequently one only has access to inference related to a multiplicative null.

In the ZFBF and BD schemes, the effective channel cannot be estimated with common pilots only which are used to estimate raw channel since receivers do not know the beam-forming matrix for the selected users determined by the BS.

As it stands, the prevalence of malaria in the residents of Mbarara District cannot be estimated from samples collected only from a cohort of pregnant women.

However, the current dataset contained cross-sectional data (one observation per individual), which implies that the variance cannot be estimated on the individual level but only for groups of individuals (families).