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A comparison of the numerical results of the three models indicates that the effect of the reaction between hydroxide and CO2 is significant, especially when estimating the rate coefficient of the CO2/MDEA reaction for unloaded aqueous MDEA solutions.

However, possible limitations resulting from these assumptions should be considered carefully when interpreting the results especially when estimating treatment durations.

The similar results from the LL and the TL models are a first robustness check of the complementarity result: As mentioned, for example, by Considine and Mount (1984) and Arnberg and Bjorner (2007), heterogeneity of the observations regarding the factor shares can be an issue especially when estimating using a translog function.

Furthermore, especially when estimating resistance among retreatment cases, it is difficult to predict either the magnitude or the direction of this bias.

"(GP 1, Group 3) (See also Table 2, Nos. 5-7) Some GPs considered the medical viewpoint more important, or even the only viewpoint that should be considered, especially when estimating patient benefit.

Surface soil moisture data are capable of identifying soil hydraulic parameters for the top layers, but exert less or no influence on deeper layers especially when estimating multiple parameters simultaneously.

However, caution should be exercised, especially when estimating small values (e.g., a and b <.1).

ABC with all summary statistics (all) and ABC with LogitBoost (lgb.glob) performed well in terms of RARMISE and RAEmedian, especially when estimating μ θ anc and ω.

However, when initial fills on the index date were limited to single bottles of the smallest quantity available, 2.5 mL, which was dispensed for 68% of patients studied, sensitivity declined somewhat but specificity improved considerably, especially when estimating whether patients had achieved ≥ 270 days covered (specificity ranged from 90 to 99%).

However, when in pain, our results and those of others [ 11, 14- 16, 23] have shown that parents under-report conditions and under-rate subjective complaints from their children, especially when estimating their emotional state [ 15, 23] and recent symptoms of malaise [ 15].

This is especially true when estimating the effects of exposures that occur during exposure windows of high sensitivity, such as fetal or child development, because of anatomical and physiological differences (e.g., higher gastrointestinal absorption of radionuclides, higher bone formation/resorption rate).