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Thus, our reciprocal diminishing returns estimate (= the regression coefficient b) differs from the saturation estimate (= the number of intervals) of Panissal-Vieu and Drake.
Therefore, we could not use a design based on mark-recapture to determine if, in fact, our sampling protocol produced stable, increasing, or diminishing prevalence estimates over successive trapping sessions.
In these models, there is often a high degree of covariation among pollutants, and between pollutants and other model variables [ 4, 5], which typically diminishes effect estimate precision and decreases power to identify air pollutant effects [ 6].
Poorer survival in people with both histories of cardiovascular disease and LEA compared with those with cardiovascular disease without LEA suggests that selective mortality may have diminished the estimate of the effects of risk factors such as smoking or hypertension (K.S., unpublished data).
Allowing some degrees of freedom in camera motion requires tracking the target objects to be diminished or estimating the camera motion (e.g., panning motion [16, 17]).
Manipulation of any of these parameters one at a time across reasonable ranges can diminish damage estimates by as much as 84% or, in the case of extending the time horizon with the Review's low discount rate, increase damage estimates by 900%.
This study also may have had negative exposure confounding causing diminished effect estimates.
Multiplex families comprise at least 33% of the families studied here (47.5% simplex, 19.5% unknown), and thus could substantially diminish the estimated Vm.
However, the reduced tendency in demand results in diminishing productivity-adjusted estimates for the number of paediatricians needed in the future for both IMSS and ISSSTE.
