General transfer functions can also be used to estimate the breadth of a population's realized niche (Rehfeldt et al. 1999).
Therefore, the publication date of the oldest publication, estimating the length of publication history, and the number of publications, estimating the breadth of publication history, were examined for each gene using the Entrez Gene Feb 2007 dataset (Table 2).
We also estimated the temporal breadth of expression in leaves and flowers as the number of developmental time points in which the gene was expressed at a level larger than 75.
The latest estimates dramatize the breadth of the nation's growing diversity, even as nearly one third of the people whom the census classifies as members of minorities live in California and Texas.
Testimony in committee hearings showed cases of dead people casting ballots for Obama, but estimates on the breadth of voter fraud differ dramatically.
The realized coverage of the CIs is driven by the interplay of two factors: the value of the estimates
Furthermore, in adults and adolescents, MATS is considered to provide a conservative estimate of strain coverage because the breadth of bactericidal activity is expected to be higher than predicted by MATS, due to greater levels of cross-reactivity observed at these older ages [ 33].
Although such studies alone will not provide the breadth of evidence needed to estimate the burden of chronic, as well as acute, health outcomes, it may be possible to extrapolate long-term risks based on short-term effects, which appear to be similar to those in other countries with more complete data.
On the basis of our work to date, we estimate that 40-50 million patients are needed for the breadth of future studies we can envisage.
These methods estimate TEE or activity level and their validity strongly depends on the breadth of the activity dimensions analyzed.
