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For example, estimates from survey-based studies may be incompatible with traditional econometric studies using aggregate data.
It is the most common haplotype in sub-Saharan Africa; for example, estimates from HapMap or the HGDS panel indicate E-1 haplotype frequencies in the range of 69 to 80%, where the highest value is found in Yoruba.
For example, estimates from prospective US cohort studies using the AECC definition range from 64.2 13 to 78.9 12 cases/100,000 person-years, whereas estimates from Northern Europe (17 cases/140,000), 14 Spain (7.2 cases/150,000), 15 and Australia/New Zealand (34 cases/100,000) 16 have shown substantially lower rates.
For example, estimates in 2003 obtained from Georgia's new Immunization Management Information System MISS) report coverage rates of 75% for DPT-3 and Polio-3, 48% for Hepatitis B-3 and 82% for Measles-1 [ 7].
For example, estimates indicate that anywhere from around 50percenttotoverer 90percentt of individuals with FASD who have been clinically referred meet diagnostic criteria for attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) (Bhatara et al. 2006; Fryer et al. 2007).
For example, using estimates from model A, the average titer for convalescent individuals with primary infections from DENV2, tested against DENV2 strain New Guinea B using a PRNT60 would be: 9.17 [primary DENV2 exposure, tested against DENV2] * 0.90 [tested against New Guinea B] * 1.23 [PRNT60] * 8.51 [12 30 days post-exposure] = 243, or 1 243.
For example, using estimates from model A, primary exposures to DENV2 tested against DENV2 result in an absolute titer of 9.17 (90% CrI: 4.84, 16.9) after adjusting for other covariates, whereas testing DENV2-exposed sera with DENV3 strains produces an absolute titer of 0.22 (90% CrI: 0.11, 0.44).
For example, estimates of arthritis in COPD range from 22% [ 5] to 70% [ 23].
For example, estimates of sexual reproduction events range from every 2 to 40 years for diatoms (Mann 1988; Jewson 1992; Holtermann et al. 2010; von Dassow and Montresor 2011).
Forrester Research, for example, estimates the United States market for e-commerce services will reach $64.8 billion by 2003, up from an estimated $19.6 billion this year.
Consider, for example, the estimates from 1940.
