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In Table 5 we present the parameter estimates relevant to interpreting GxE interaction, namely, the gamma and lambda parameters.

32 129–131 Our review did not focus on collating primary data but sought to synthesise coverage estimates relevant to the Central and Eastern European and Central Asian region from key recently published reviews regarding NSPs, OST and ART.

Where utility estimates relevant to the decision problem are not available directly from a clinical study or from the literature, it may be possible to use a mapping algorithm to translate scores recorded on a disease-specific instrument, such as Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy (FACT), into a utility value using a generic measure, such as EQ-5D.

To provide estimates relevant to patient care and health policy, we took advantage of recent data on subtype-specific incidence patterns (collected in the large and diverse population of California) to calculate absolute lifetime risks of developing a first primary breast cancer according to breast cancer subtype and presented those calculations separately for women of four racial/ethnic groups.

To make this estimate relevant to other spikes early in the spike train, we take v ( 0 ) = 0 rather than v ( 0 ) = I.

These estimates are relevant to the importance of injury prevention, for considerations of the cost-effectiveness of transfusion strategies, and for determining the required size of prospective clinical trials focused on transfusion.

"Every cost estimate is relevant to every debate, this one included, and government analysts with relevant information should never be muzzled".

Remove the sentence mentioning the average number of introns per gene since it is neither a good estimate nor relevant to the manuscript.

The ecological study design also did not allow us to incorporate estimated exposures relevant to the etiologic period that might be gleaned from long-term residential and drinking water histories.

The toxicant target paradigm is a computational approach that employs molecular modeling methods to estimate relevant interactions and to populate the outcomes side of the source-to-outcome continuum.

We first confirmed that our results obtained using uniparentally-derived group admixture estimates are correlated with the average autosomal-derived individual admixture estimates (hence are relevant to genomic ancestry) by assessing continental admixture using both types of markers (mtDNA and Y-chromosome vs. ancestry informative markers).