An alternative would be to weight the SNPs based on their estimated contribution to heterosis, i.e. by their estimated dominance effect, d l.
This provided an estimated contribution of each embedded dimension to the lateralisation index.
Lottery sales increased nearly $68 million this fiscal year, permitting the state to exceed its estimated contribution to education by $1.4 million.
A fractional probability (P BIS/Ce)) model for the combined effect of BIS and Ce fitted the data best, with an estimated contribution for BIS of 63%.
Officials at the commerce department said the downward revision to growth had been the result of lower consumer spending on health care and a weaker than previously estimated contribution from exports.
Varying the assumed efficacy of each intervention from 0 100% led to ranges for the estimated contribution of aerosol transmission of ~25 85% in Hong Kong and 25 75% in Bangkok (Fig. 2).
Additionally, disappeared glaciers (those that existed in 1901 but had melted away by 2015, and that therefore cannot be included in modern global glacier inventories) made an estimated contribution of between 4.4 and 5.3 millimetres.
However, the tracer approach (i.e., end member mixing analysis) provided more reliable results at point scale, particularly for the estimated contribution ratios of paddy field water.
Then, this formulation is used for deriving an experimental design criterion for choosing sets of fluorescent proteins such that the accuracy of the estimated contribution of different fluorescent proteins is maximized.
Additionally, an increase in electrochemical capacity with the Mn content is observed at high rates of galvanostatic cycling (10C, 20C), which is in good agreement with the numerically estimated contribution of the solid solution mechanism determined from PITT data.
Fitting the transmission model to the data from each study, we found that under a wide range of assumed efficacies of hand hygiene and face masks, aerosol spread remained the dominant mode of influenza A virus transmission, with consistency in the estimated contribution to overall transmission between the two settings (Fig. 2).
