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That means that their estimates move around by 0.2%.

The significance level of hypothesis tests in most common models will not change (Tosteson and Tsiatis 1988), but confidence limits will broaden as point estimates move away from the null.

Now, with optimism rising and consensus estimates moving closer to our view, it's time to straighten out a misconception.

After adjustment for age and sex, these estimates moved toward 1.

In contrast with the traffic-related and particle associations that became positive only when we adjusted for maternal education, O3 effect estimates moved closer toward the null after adjustment for covariates.

However, in these models, none of the physically interpretable parameters aside from distance to roadway was significant for either pollutant, and many of the effect estimates moved toward the null (Tables 2, 3).

After adjustment for all patient measured characteristics, these estimates moved further but only moderately toward 1 and the risks remained substantially lower among patients who received ICD therapy (table 3).

DFA's top-selling album of last year was In A Dream by the nü-disco duo The Juan Maclean, which he estimated moved 7,500-10,000 unitotaltotal

The system takes care of such restrictions while estimating moving authority for the trains.

On the other hand, the occurrence of dynamic parameters is known at runtime and this is challenging while estimating moving authority for the trains.

It has been well documented that the inherent noise in the data measured from these sensors will result in a huge drift in the final estimated moving distance and hurt the performance of location-based applications.