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The airborne radionuclide concentrations are obtained from the near surface (50 60 cm) and are therefore estimated largely within the soil profile.

Prognosis at diagnosis of patients with primary melanomas is estimated largely by histopathological parameters, such as BT, presence of ulceration and lympho-vascular invasion, but the ability of these to accurately predict clinical outcomes is limited.

"Although the results of this latest study indicate a higher prevalence than the first survey, they are consistent with the previous findings and the range of the prevalence estimates largely overlap," said Gill. "We have looked at a larger number and a wider age group of patients and this new estimate is more precise".

For example, they based their sea level estimates largely on the expansion of seawater as it warms, a relatively straightforward calculation, rather than including the contributions of glacial runoff or melting inland ice sheets — more difficult to predict but potentially far greater contributors to sea level rise.

Of the major companies that announced their earnings yesterday, two of them, AT&T and Apple, beat Wall Street estimates largely thanks to a single product: The iPhone.

Overall, age estimates largely overlap independent of the priors used (additional file 8).

Because F1 and N2 ASE estimates largely agreed, ASE significance was estimated from the 170 pooled samples.

Figure  2 presents trends in the total number of IDPs in Syria over time with high and low monthly IDP estimates largely from ACAPS analysis, both for the sake of consistency and also because ACAPS provides the most robust and transparent approach of the available sources.

While this might indicate unusually slow diversification in this clade compared to other Banksia clades of similar age, the 95% highest posterior distribution (HPD) of the crown age estimates largely overlaps the distribution of expected values, so this cannot be considered a significant departure from the expected distribution.

Thus, the efficiency of the estimated comparison largely depends on the choice of the margin parameter.

A possible mechanistic interpretation is provided to explain the unexpected high values of the stoichiometric coefficients estimated that largely exceed the number of radicals required for the complete mineralization of the species.