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The CFRs for dysentery could be estimated only for five camps.

In the design of the experiment, cell divisions had to be monitored on agar surface since liquid cultures do not allow monitoring of the same cell over a long time, and growth yields could be estimated only in liquid media where even distribution of nutrients throughout the medium can be ensured.

For three of the 61 SNPs, the number of genotype calls was not sufficient to estimate the SNP parameters, and, for the remaining 58 SNPs, quantitative genotype probability matrices (quantitative genotypes) could be estimated only for 43% of individuals.

Although the shape of the ERC for the nested case control studies could be estimated only very imprecisely, the results indicated that these studies were largely responsible for the rather high intercepts that were predicted for the ERCs based on the full data.

All 1065 of these patients were available for the analysis of OS, but BCSS and EFS could be estimated for only 1058 patients as a consequence of missing data on relapse status and cause of death.

The production rate of bottom ash in this particular power plant remained relatively insensitive to the high ash and moisture contents and could be estimated almost only by knowing the calorific value of the source coal.

The duration of submersion could be estimated in only 75% of the children, and this information was often not available in the emergency department.

The mutual information value could be estimated accurately only when the number of microarray profiles is larger than one hundred [ 20].

Only the rates of HA and NA subtypes (not HA-NA joint subtype) could be estimated using Multistate, as only a maximum of 10 distinct states were allowed.

Finally, to assess if female isotope ratios could be estimated from egg samples only, we tested the relationship between isotope ratios of egg yolk, and RBC and plasma from the same female.

This bias is especially marked when odds ratios are high; in the worst-case scenario described in Table 2, an odds ratio of 10 could be estimated as 1.58 when only 10% of the isolates are sampled.