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Using the probabilistic occupation yields comparable estimates to the first full-time occupation; the marginal effects are similar except for the disappearance of the destabilizing effect of skills distance.

The literature does not provide comparable estimates to expand the meta-analysis to these markers.

In addition, we expect that the method would provide comparable estimates to that of our EM method for AP events such as cassette exons, as the two methods make similar use of the data in these situations.

Further use of this method in other regions of the world, possibly in contexts where other methods are used as well, would enable the production of comparable estimates, to identify whether the low prevalence found by this study in South Sudan is accurate or a result of methodological limitations.

A better representation of the variability of the LTR genes and the long terminal repeat is to divide the number of nucleotide variants by the length of each feature, which yields a comparable estimate to the previously calculated nucleotide diversity.

16 An aging immune system and comorbidities in the elderly are factors thought to increase rates of hospitalisation and mortality from RSV to comparable estimates of disease burden to seasonal influenza.

According to the GAO report: "The FBI and GSA plan to discuss the FBI's facility needs with the Office of Management and Budget, and GSA and the FBI will need to present a business case, including current, comparable cost estimates, to support the choice of a preferred alternative and financing strategy".

Results obtained from bi-directional referent selection scheme revealed comparable effect estimates to those obtained from the time stratified design (Additional file 1, Table S1).

In this application, the Bayesian estimates would be expected to yield comparable estimates as maximum likelihood estimation due to the weakly informative priors.

31 Among clinic-based studies of postnatal CMD in sub-Saharan Africa, three studies give comparable estimates of prevalence to our study: 6.1% in Nigeria, 32 3.5% in Zambia 33 and 6.1% in Uganda.

Although the LTBI estimates in this study suggest treatment specific for high-risk groups, additional studies are needed to obtain comparable estimates from the general population to determine whether interventions should be specific for certain groups or the general population.