However, when using these estimates to answer specific ecological questions, some combinations of the original dietary sources may be needed.
To this end, he is estimated to have answered 15,000 parliamentary questions, made 600 speeches, and read 25,000 pages of reports.
Under this less intimidating circumstance, 28.4% male and 7.4% female were estimated to have answered "yes" to question 2. These prevalence rates were comparable to those obtained in the face-to-face interviews (30.9% for men and 9.7% for women).
The respondents were also asked to report how they derived the estimate (using a prognostic tool or citing literature versus using clinical experience alone) and apply the estimated prognosis to answer multiple-choice questions about clinical decisions such as screening colonoscopy and glycemic control in older adults with diabetes mellitus.
For the pilot phase of the study, the sample size was estimated to enable sufficient power to answer the primary objective with relative confidence.
The sample size for the pilot study was estimated to enable sufficient power to answer the primary objectives addressed by CC1 and CC2 with relative confidence.
The African Art museum has predicted that it will attract more visitors than that, but museum officials have declined to detail how they reached that estimate or to answer questions about their fund-raising.
So, women compared to men are better in optimally using a given number of don't know options in a test, i.e. are better in estimating their chances to answer correctly with questions they only have partial knowledge of.
Dr. John Losey, a co-author of the original monarch study, said he and a group of other researchers originally estimated it would cost between $2 million and $3 million to answer the monarch question.
This approach addresses several questions that are difficult to answer when estimating crash counts separately.
