Fortunately, the 4He/3He method permits characterization of this extraneous 4He component, which is small (<10 wt.% of the total 4He in the goethite) and can be corrected out in estimating the goethite formation age.
Indeed, it may be necessary to quantify transcript abundance of more than one male- and female-specific gene in order to correct for maturity in estimating sex-ratio.
We applied the imputation procedure to correct the bias in estimating heterozygosity for each of the 96 simulated data sets.
Finally, in Figure 7C, we can see that our method successfully corrects the bias in estimating heterozygosity from the simulated data.
With simulated data, we show that our method can (1) effectively reproduce patterns of missing data and heterozygosity observed in real data; (2) correctly estimate model parameters, including sample-specific dropout rates, locus-specific dropout rates, and the inbreeding coefficient; and (3) successfully correct the downward bias in estimating the observed heterozygosity.
> -wrap-foot> The results of the simulation experiment described in Section IV suggest that the RMT method of dimension estimation has good accuracy in estimating the correct latent variable dimension when the magnitude of the latent effects is sufficiently large relative to other error components, superior to simpler methods based on AIC and BIC.
In any event, our IV strategy should correct for the attenuation bias in estimating the wage and employment effects of immigration (given that the instrument should be uncorrelated with measurement error).
However, based on tests using simulated datasets, the F-based statistic as defined in (10) was inconsistently incorrect in estimating the correct number of clusters (see Supplementary Material).
The compendium of physical activities and subjects' self-rated intensity levels of the exercise sessions were used in estimating the correct MET value [ 12].
Based on the similarity of neutral evolutionary rates, Soares et al. (2009) devised a method to correct the time-dependent effect in estimating evolutionary rates using human mitochondrial genomes.
