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Fluctuations were visible across the radius (particularly near the pith) when USV estimates were plotted versus radial distance for single discs, but no clear growth rings were observed (Fig. 5), which is consistent with our estimates of effective USV swath diameter.

We find that now Ne∼102 104 (corresponding to the 95% confidence interval on lhf) (Fig. 9), consistent with our estimates of Ne above (Fig. 3).

A recent origin is consistent with our estimates of the minimum age of the 2Rj inversion based on sequence polymorphism near a breakpoint (∼0.4Ne generations) and the lack of fixed differences between alternative arrangements.

Two large studies conducted in England and the New York State adjusted for long-term trends and found decreases in admissions for acute myocardial infarction of 2% and 8% respectively, consistent with our estimates [30], [31].

In Rakai, the PAF due to GUD of all etiologies was estimated to be only about 20% including the effects on both HIV acquisition and transmission [61], which is consistent with our estimates.

This is consistent with our estimates of the selection differentials (see Results).

Our methodology differs from theirs in two respects: First, we attribute a fraction of households' nonwage income to labor income to be consistent with our estimate of the capital share.

Based on the geometry of the railway track with respect to the radar, the inferred true range speeds of 3.08 m/s and 12.20 m/s would translate to along-track speeds of 1.09 m/s and 9.15 m/s, respectively, which are consistent with our estimated values.

The population-averaged equilibration rate k eq≃(0.44±0.29) h −1 in the latter region is consistent with our estimate in the Introduction of having either mucinous regions (on the order of tens to hundreds of microns in extent) where diffusivity is greatly slowed or micronecroses, smaller than a PET imaging voxel but larger than ∼ 500 μm across.

Donohoe et al. (2014) reported that the effective heat capacity is equivalent to about 50-m ocean depth during the first decade (consistent with our estimate of 5 years for the mixed-layer ocean) and equivalent to several hundred meters ocean depth after a century following an instantaneous quadrupling of atmospheric CO2 concentration (abrupt4xCO2 experiment) for the CMIP5 AOGCMs.

The fact that the Jurupa clone currently exists at a lower elevation in a drier, hotter habitat than the rest of the species is therefore consistent with our estimated age.