Variation in CYP450 enzyme activity across species is well established, and differences could have important consequences for risk estimation and health assessment.
The results of our study have consequences for the estimation of the diversity of soil fauna and the delimitation of species.
Equation 3 does not explicitly include a potential difference in the mean value of the IGE on kin vs strangers, because this has little consequences for the estimation of genetic parameters.
We are currently exploring the consequences for accuracy estimation in genomic prediction of allowing for a greater range of variation in the number of genotypes and the number of markers and generating the phenotypic data according to different designs in follow-up studies.
Unlike the traditional methods, the method developed by Ugland et al. [ 42] and Ugland and Gray [ 46] recognises that heterogeneity in species richness can occur within sub-areas sampled and that this may have important consequences for the estimation of species richness.
This comment assesses the consequences for biomass estimations of the method presented by Flombaum and Sala [Flombaum, P., Sala, O.E., 2007.
Bias in baseline prevalence estimates may also have consequences for follow-up estimations on incidence, remission and in some instances also risks.
For SPECT image segmentation, there are several problems caused by the image characteristics [14], and the use of automatized SPECT image segmentation for RNT dosimetry has been relatively little investigated in relation to its potential benefits and consequences for the absorbed-dose estimation.
As a consequence, the characterization of these rearrangements is essential for reaching a proper clinical diagnosis and for estimation of the recurrence risk.
We evaluate techniques used in different stages of such research for estimation of: (1) changes in air pollutant concentrations; (2) avoided adverse health endpoints; and (3) economic valuation of health consequences.
