One scientist involved in the research, David A. McCarron, a longtime food industry consultant, said ConAgra's lower estimate stemmed from its more judicious use of hypertension data.
Second, estimates stemming from natural experiments are also limited for this group, given the fact that most welfare reforms in Anglo-Saxon countries concerned individuals or households with children (see the discussion in Bargain and Doorley 2011).
Even when considering possible uncertainties in these estimates stemming from primer bias (Baker et al.2003; Agoguè et al.2008), our results are consistent with other soil environments globally (Lehtovirta et al.2009; Ochsenreiter et al.2003; Schleper and Nicol2010).
A second limitation is that the method used in some cases produces 95% confidence intervals close to the precise estimates stemming from the initial adjustment of data.
Marshall et al. (2008) reported correlations and κ-coefficients for estimates from the nearest-AQMS model (within 10 km) and estimates stemming from either an LUR (r = 0.61, κ = 0.42) or a dispersion model (r = 0.37, κ = 0.22).
Follow-up transition probabilities were risk-group adjusted only for composite restorations, using synthesized effect estimates stemming from a random-effects meta-analysis of data reported by three different studies [ 21– 23].
(The wide range in the estimates stems from uncertainties in the models).
With the data at hand, we cannot assess to what extent the differences in sample and census estimates stem from the sampling approaches or their fieldwork application, from the disparities in the definition of the target group in the ICS samples and in the census data, or from non-response.
The large discrepancies in various estimates stem from, and are evidence of, the incomplete knowledge of Alaskan marine biodiversity.
Statistical comparison of model parameter estimates across groups is only valid if those estimates stem from the same model.
