This is shown by the reduced magnitude of the informative wavelet variance and emphasizes that, as expected, it is increasingly difficult to extract informative variation at low admixture proportions (small p) even where the signal is technically present.
Even in Greece, where the proportion of companies reporting declining orders has been overwhelming, the picture became a little less bleak in July.
This suggests that all four methods generate estimates that are reasonably robust with large sample sizes, even where a substantial proportion of the data are missing.
The methodologies and work flow described provide a robust approach for evaluating archived samples for pedigree-based research, even where only a proportion of the total population is sampled.
Thus, even during a growing epidemic, where the proportion of asymptomatic travellers is highest, fever detection is likely to remain the dominant mechanism of detection for pathogens with short incubation periods, such as the influenza viruses.
Even where an equal proportion of men and women are found to make use of HIV testing services, men are observed to only get tested for HIV after becoming severely ill [ 4].
However, even where similar proportions of people falling are reported for pre- and post-interview periods, these will not necessarily represent the same individuals.
The rheology of blood becomes even more difficult to characterize for flow through a capillary, where the proportion of solid to fluid approaches a one-to-one ratio.
We need a House of Commons that reflects the people's will; where the proportion of seats won corresponds to the proportion of votes cast.
For some locations, where the proportion of heavy vehicles and flow were low, statistically stable mean speeds of heavy vehicles could not be obtained even after hour of data collection.
