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Here we present an alternative Bayesian account, based on the idea that perceptual estimates are increasingly influenced by prior expectations as signals become more uncertain [ 12 15].

Furthermore, cost estimates are increasingly required by insurance companies, government payers and others groups which are conscious to their limited research and treatment budget.

Over time, these estimates were increasingly questioned (4, 40, 41).

With increasing heritability, the GRAMMAR estimates were increasingly biased downward while those from the EBV approach became less biased (Table 2).

Spatial estimations are increasingly used to estimate geocoded ambient particulate matter (PM) concentrations in epidemiologic studies because measures of daily PM concentrations are unavailable in most U.S. locations.

Improved methods for measuring flux at the small scale can be combined with new approaches for scaling and/or modeling to produce estimates of denitrification that are increasingly relevant to questions about eutrophication of coastal water bodies and regional and global N2O budgets.

Estimates of demographic history are increasingly reliant on genetic data, particularly in many tropical regions where the mammalian fossil record is constrained by poor preservation of bone (e.g. [ 5]).

Analysts say the trend illustrates how Vietnam's rising annual incomes, estimated at around $1,800, are increasingly attractive to international food-and-beverage retailers.

Satellite-derived (SAT) and chemical transport model (CTM) estimates of PM2.5 and NO2 are increasingly used in combination with Land Use Regression (LUR) models.

HIV antibody assay-based approaches to estimate whether an infection was acquired recently (4 12 months) are increasingly used to estimate HIV incidence [ 12, 13, 14].

The major parties are increasingly concerned by estimates that 500 British nationals, of interest to police and security forces, have travelled to Syria and Iraq and, if radicalised, could pose a threat on their return to the UK.