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Responses at gamma frequencies were assessed by averaging single-trial power estimates across a time window of 150 350 ms, a frequency range of 70 90 Hz, and electrodes Cz, FCz, and C2.

To definitively promote sampling from the reticulum as an alternative to the omasal sampling technique, more research is needed to determine selection criteria of reticular digesta for accurate and precise flow estimates across a range of diets.

Moreover, Lake Tanganyika lineages, irrespective of different biological characteristics (e.g. sexually dichromatic versus sexually monochromatic clades), have diversified at similar rates, falling within typical estimates across a range of plant and animal clades.

The next facet of comparing the methods was to assess the precision of life expectancy estimates across a range of population sizes (figure 3C).

Using mean values for certain parameters may increase the model uncertainty for individual-level AER estimates greater than the uncertainty for population-level AER estimates across a geographical region (e.g., zip code or city).

Sensitivity analyses were applied to assess the change in the ICER estimates across a wide range of statin drug costs, event costs, risks, discontinuation rates, discounting, and utility values.

We now compare the results from pairwise rate estimates across subtypes A-H3N2 and B with those from application of the MCA to the same data.

In contrast to rate variation estimates across all branches of a tree, averaged rates across clades or branch depths showed little difference in estimated rates in either Bayesian or ML frameworks for the majority of branch lengths.

Furthermore, at a larger geographic scale there is some evidence that social group size is typically smaller in lower quality habitats17 suggesting that in order to estimate badger abundance at such scales, social group size may need to be estimated across a range of landscape types.

Documentation of earthquake environmental effects in well-instrumented, historical earthquakes can enable seismologic triggering thresholds to be estimated across a spectrum of geologic, topographic and hydrologic site conditions, and implemented into seismic hazard assessments, geotechnical engineering designs, palaeoseismic interpretations, and forecasts of the impacts of future earthquakes.

First, h was estimated across a range of values ranging from 0 to 10 cm with an interval of 1 mm, and for each value of h we then solved for A and T0, providing different estimates in temperature for each h value.