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The parameter estimates are reduced but still show a similar direction after adjusting for earlier performance in the KS2 exams (at 11 12 years), suggesting the associations may be stronger in the KS3 test results than it was in the KS2 test results.

Interestingly, if we base our analysis on the number of nucleotides that are predicted to lie in regions with conserved structures instead of counting the RNAz hits the estimates are reduced to 15%, and 11.5%, respectively (cp. Fig. 1).

The standard errors of the areal change estimates were reduced by 43 75% by adding LiDAR data to the estimation.

By April, however, their estimates were reduced to 450,000.

The research firm in turn lowered its 2005 and 2006 revenue estimates to $264 million and $304 million, from $301 million and $361 million, respectively; 2005 and 2006 per-share estimates were reduced to flat and earnings of 4 cents, from earnings of 5 cents and 11 cents, respectively.

Within the 5-year cycle, the proportion of census areas with high reliability CV estimates was reduced, but none of the same indicators generated high reliability CV estimates for less than 85%% of all counties.

These estimates were reduced somewhat by adjustment for isoform number (11±2% and 7±1%, respectively), indicating a modest correlation of isoform number with global and local ancestry.

When renal related hospital admissions were excluded, the saving estimates were reduced by 27%.

Having accounted for these factors in multivariate models, estimates were reduced.

In multipollutant models, most risk estimates were reduced, unlike in the single-pollutant models.

The precision of our PPV estimates was reduced as a result.