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The bias that can result from assuming the canopy structure of Figure 2b is shown in Figure 3. Figure 3e and 3g show the APAR estimates when considering the relative positions of the whole crown length (i.e. Figure 2a), not just the height of each species.

Multi-read correction was applied to improve the expression estimates when considering multimapped reads.

8, 12, 14, 15 Thus, herd effects among adults are the major drivers of cost-effectiveness estimates when considering PCV recommendations for children.

The finding underscores that estimates of expressed genes were more similar amongst different subjects for high abundance genes (leftwards in Figure 1), and that there was substantial inter-individual variation in total transcript estimates when considering the less abundant genes (rightwards in Figure 1).

The nuclear markers provided more consistent estimates of cline width (30 and 32 km respectively) than the mitochondrial cyt-b gene (6 and 39 km), as expected from the lower sampling variance (nuclear markers also produced more variable and less consistent estimates when considered individually).

Second, long-term IO tables through twenty-first century to deal the with multisectoral model are hard to estimate when considering the economic structure changes.

Table 7 reports the cumulative GBL and LBG effects and their corresponding standard errors estimated when considering the approach in Abadíe and Imbens (2016).

Very similar Fst values are estimated when considering only the differentiation between C. maxima and C. reticulata (table 3).

While there are no fossil data for correlation in historical interpretations of the Hirudinidae, geologic events can be used as a rough estimate when considering the current distributions of leech taxa.

Although it would be ideal to directly embed the aforementioned CFA measurement models into the remaining analyses, such an approach would require too many parameters to be estimated when considering the size of the sample in this pilot study.

Failing to consider these added costs associated with HIV co-infection when estimating the economic burden of CL in Brazil would yield an NPV of $1.6 16.0 million (assuming an NPV of $123 per case), which accounts for 99 24% of our nationwide estimates ($1.6 65.5 million) when considering HIV co-infection prevalence of 0.01 5% and a prevalence of 0.5 5 times the current reports.