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Very similar relative risk estimates arose from analyses in a subset of these countries that regressed changes in breast cancer incidence rates on corresponding changes in per capita fat supply from a time point about 5 years earlier [ 13*].

Interestingly, in spite of residual errors on the estimates (arising from the use of finite estimation intervals), the reset mechanism employed in the hybrid external model ensures asymptotic regulation, instead of practical regulation.

Separate temporal and spatial error estimates arise from projection of the adjoint to semi-refined spaces.

Hydromorphone was only modestly more potent (less than two-fold) than either hydrocodone or oxycodone, which is inconsistent with prior estimates arising from analgesic studies.

The need for these estimates arises when one tries to establish solvability conditions for the boundary value problem (2.1), (2.2) using only the properties of its operator coefficients.

An alternate view is to consider the estimates arising from the sigma-point approach as a weighted statistical linearization of the nonlinear dynamics: (16).

Large uncertainties in emission estimates arise from inadequate data on the biomass density of forests and the regional rates of deforestation [1, 4].

GBD2010 described distinct ictal and interictal health states associated with both migraine and TTH, and allocated disability weights (DWs) to each, but the interictal DWs and burden estimates arising from them were not reported [1], probably for this reason.

At any sample point, multiple mask estimates arising from the several previous samples are present and the maximum of them is chosen as the mask in dB SPL at that point.

From a Bayesian perspective, however, these network parameters can be random variables that reflect uncertainty in parameter estimates, arising because the parameters are learned from data, or because they are elicited from uncertain experts.

Although our proofs are in spirit of those for the Navier-Stokes equations, (Kagei and Kobayashi [2005]; Kobayashi [2002]; Kobayashi and Shibata [1999]; Matsumura and Nishida [1979], [1980]), we should derive the new estimates arising from the presence of the magnetic field and overcome the strong coupling between the mass, momentum equations and magnetic equation.