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Circles are change estimates for the median GCM and lines show range between rank 2 and rank 15 (out of 16 GCMs examined) for each RCP.

The greatest annual genetic change estimates for 305MY were 43.06 and 101.97 milk/yr for SC and DB, respectively, during the second period.

The standard errors of the biomass change estimates for the respective change categories were reduced by 18 84% compared to the pure field survey when using LiDAR data as auxiliary information in a model-assisted estimation procedure, which translates to a need for 1.5 38.7 times as many field plots when relying only on the field data.

In recent years, several methodologies have been approved by the EB that allow us to obtain stock change estimates for large forest areas, but they are complex and difficult do apply.

For women, the cross-sectional ATT estimates are larger (than the log wage change estimates) for both panels 4 and 5, with the point estimates at 11.4 and 8.7percentt, respectively.

This indicates that the strain data obtained at the ISA observatory can detect more detail volcanic process and may provide approximate but reasonable depth and volume change estimates for other volcanic events.

'Fast' and 'slow' factors underlying soil and land degradation, and 'rapidly-evolving' or 'locked' agricultural districts were identified according to the rapidity of change estimated for each of the indicators studied.

As Riborex only provides a fold change estimate for the interaction between condition (t0 vs. t30) and technique (mRNA vs. RPF), all significant genes were grouped according to their behavior relative to the diagonal (=no change of translational control) by obtaining the corresponding DESeq251 moderated log2 fold changes for mRNA and RPF samples separately (as displayed in Fig. 5b).

The Coulomb stress change estimated for all the inferred fault planes are positive.

To perform the adjustment, we identified miRNAs with significant (FDR<5%) changes in expression in the sham comparison, and subtracted the fold change in the sham segment from the fold change estimated for the corresponding SNL segment.

We used the same 7% of possible change estimate for each instrument since all were estimating the same latent trait in the same subjects.