The variety in estimates demonstrates the uncertainty inherent in volcanic activity.
The prevalence estimate demonstrates the community impact of this often disregarded condition.
The variance component estimates demonstrate that the staged modelling approach has appropriately accommodated the effects of outliers.
Sex-specific estimates demonstrate that the incidence of type 2 diabetes for female subjects aged 10 14 years is twice that of male subjects, and, for female subjects aged 15 19 years, the incidence of type 2 diabetes exceeds that of type 1 diabetes.
These estimates demonstrate variability in the double standard across domains and reveal key factors contributing to the magnitude of the double standards in parenting attitudes held by individuals.
The modified CG estimates demonstrate better correlation in the Portugal cohort (P = 0.017), although this remains very weak (rs = 0.36).
Such an analysis, when evaluated through the 95% HDR, did show an overlap with the Mendelian transmission estimates demonstrating that the Mendelian model provides the best fit to the data, one of the criteria established by Elston [ 17].
The χ- difference test of the -2 Log Likelihood estimates demonstrated that the hierarchical two factor model with routinization and institutionalization as separate constructs showed a better fit than the one factor model (p <.01).
