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But Mr. Goldstein says his higher estimates are fully realistic — based on his experience working in California with the state's recently retired energy commissioner, Art Rosenfeld, a pioneering innovator of efficiency policies.

From 2008 to 2012, our estimates are fully consistent with the data reported by Germany.

When estimates were fully adjusted for age, gender, CT indication, LAD coronary artery calcifications, mitral valve calcifications and descending aorta calcifications and cardiac diameter, the association between airway thickening and consolidations with CVD events was no longer significant.

As all species trees we estimated are fully resolved (i.e., bifurcating), we evaluate species tree estimation methods using the Robinson-Foulds (RF) [ 39] error rate, also known as the normalized bipartition distance.

Then, the perturbation estimate is fully compensated by a robust sliding-mode controller so as to provide a considerable robustness against various modelling uncertainties and to achieve a consistent control performance under stochastic wind speed variations.

This estimate is fully in line with the estimate of additive genetic influences in the above-mentioned more powerful extended twin studies.

Our numerical results improve various earlier estimates and are fully consistent with our theoretical predictions.

In order to obtain estimates which are fully comparable to Grogger and Hanson (2011), in Column (2) I impose the same coefficient (of opposite sign) for origin and destination countries' GDP per capita.

It is worth noting that for the simulated datasets, this is extremely close to the Robinson Foulds error, as the estimated trees are fully resolved and the reference trees nearly so (only zero-event branches are contracted).

For those estimated supertrees that are fully resolved, these two error rates will be equal.

These differences in morbidity estimates are not fully understood, making the interpretation of these figures difficult [ 4, 5].