To provide robust estimations, the estimator is designed to evaluate the upper and lower bounds on the outputs under model parameter uncertainties.
With respect to its frequency, its genetic distinction (Additional file 12; mean number of pairwise differences: 4.67) and our TMRCA estimations, the age estimate of [ 17] seems overstated.
"Using the new estimations, the collective effective dose is estimated at 292 manSv, i.e. 13 % lower value than earlier estimated".
Should be "Using the new estimations, the collective effective dose is estimated at 295 manSv, i.e. 12 % lower value than earlier estimated". .
In a series of estimations, the fraction of times in which the estimator $\hat{\theta} $is further away from $\theta^{\star}$than $\Delta$$, and hence outside this interval, will tend to 5%.
Due to the relatively small number of observations (n = 25 countries) used in our model estimations, the outcomes should be interpreted as a rough estimate.
In family-based heritability estimations, the shared familial environment may contribute significantly to the estimate of heritability.
Although the estimator MSE is an important and very useful performance metric for parameter estimations, the ultimate performance measure in communication systems belongs to error rate.
Reliable statistics are difficult to come by, but even at highest estimations the rate is on par with Australia, Fairfax reported last week.
The Times Square outlet, for example, had annual sales in excess of $50 million, according to company reports, making it by many industry estimations the highest-volume record store in the United States.
Mark Fields, president of the Americas for Ford and, by many estimations, the heir apparent to the top job held by Alan R. Mulally, later took the stage.
