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Such estimates would provide an appropriate assessment of a key parameter of population dynamics in this endangered species which has heretofore been lacking.

Burton and de Vane [ 19] have suggested that GCV along with heritability estimates would provide a better idea of amount of genetic gain expected through phenotypic selection.

Reliable prevalence estimates would provide baseline data to assist the design of future surveillance activities and the discussion of the epidemiological implications of the current EU testing arrangements.

An evaluation of measurement error and any resulting impact on effect estimates would provide risk assessors with information to weight studies by the quality of the exposure assessment, the methods used to adjust for exposure measurement error, and the likelihood that exposure measurement error contributes to uncertainty in effect estimates in epidemiologic studies.

It has over 5 million currently registered patients [ 5] and it is therefore estimated would provide between 1000 2500 unique patients for studies of the epidemiology of Autoimmune Hepatitis.

In 2002 researchers reported in the Annals of Internal Medicine that even if patients with cancer requested survival estimates, physicians would provide a frank estimate only 37% of the time.

Based on our sample size assumptions and recruitment estimates, this would provide data for over 120 participants who exited the trial through either death or withdrawal from the study.

They estimated this would provide up to $1 billion in savings over previous projections if Pratt & Whitney matched their prices.

Thus, if n=40 patients with CAD and T2DM are randomised in ratio 1 1 to metformin versus metformin in combination with a GLP-1 analogue in a cross-over design and a drop-out rate during 26 weeks of approximately 20% is estimated, that would provide n=32 patients to be evaluated in paired analysis.

In other words, using a common, small design for all respondents provides data for only a small part of the entire response surface, typically making it impossible to estimate interactions, which would provide more complete statistical information about the indirect utility function and protect the estimated parameters against unobserved effects (e.g., interactions).

But they estimated that it would provide $2 billion to $5 billion in incentives.