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Hence (J3) implies that the integrands at the right-hand sides in the above estimates are dominated by integrable functions.
It would be inappropriate to pool individuals, because individual-based estimates are dominated by a few abundant species and would greatly, and incorrectly, inflate statistical confidence (an error of pseudo-replication).
Third, although the C-R functions lever-aged a combination of epidemiological evidence from the global literature and from China, our health benefit estimates are dominated by risks from long-term PM2.5 exposure, for which there is no evidence within China.
However, in many cases the total error in the variance component estimates was dominated by imprecision rather than inaccuracy.
This meant that among the complete records, the mean age of persons who died was reduced in comparison with the full data, and consequently the exposure log odds ratio estimates were dominated by the associations among the younger crew, which, as previously noted, were larger.
The patient-weighted estimate was dominated by center 2 with 494 of the 2,081 patients.
The event-weighted estimate was dominated by center 12 with 107 out of 553 events.
For example, we only included three studies that used the individual-level assessment method, and their pooled estimate was dominated by a single study.
However, this estimate was dominated by one patient in the intervention arm with admissions costing over £17 000, none of which were assessed to be possibly related to BP management.
We evaluated SD increases instead of interquartile range increases in PM10 because the smoke-related PM10 estimates from CALPUFF are dominated by near-zero values, in contrast with estimates of total PM10 based on TEOM measurements.
The burden of disease estimates for arsenic are dominated by the contribution of cardiovascular disease, but the association between arsenic exposure and cardiovascular disease remains ambiguous, at least in strength of association.
