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Those estimates are extremely sensitive to economic estimates for coming decades.

It is not easy, however, to look at a proposed law and predict how many newcomers it might let in.Some estimates are extremely high.

In addition, SWE estimates are extremely important for hydrological studies in seasonal snow-covered regions because it represents the amount of water potentially available for runoff.

After dropping second-generation immigrants from the United Kingdom (Table 3, column 3), estimates are extremely similar to those we presented in Table 2.

However, as will be seen when we present the coefficients on other regressors in Tables 5 and 6, due to our use of a 100%% census sample, our estimates are extremely precise.

Employing different sorts of techniques for removing unobserved heterogeneity (demeaning, regression in changes and correlated random effects), the resulting point estimates are extremely imprecise and in many cases very close to zero (which seems implausible as long as disability has an impact on labour market participation and even subjective well-being).

The normalized sensitivity showed that soil redistribution estimates were extremely sensitive to 137Cs reference and sample inventories, and less sensitive, to the same degree, to bulk density, tillage depth, and particle size correction factor.

It is worth noting that use of empirical covariance estimates is extremely challenging, especially when gene sets are larger than the sample size.

The simulation results also show that the sampling standard deviation of the ML allele-frequency estimates is extremely close to the theoretical minimum defined by equation (6), provided the minor-allele frequency exceeds 0.01 for the conditions shown (fig. 1).

However, due to the low level of IBD segments detected in these data, the standard errors of the IBD-segment-based estimates were extremely large, with most estimates taking values close to 0 or 1, so that these methods would not be useful in such data.

On average, the mutational properties (per-generation change in mean relative fitness, mutational variance, and Bateman-Mukai estimates of genomic mutation rate and average mutational effect) of the high-fitness and low-fitness did not differ significantly, and averaged over all lines, the point estimates were extremely close to those of the first-order MA experiment after 200 generations of MA.