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We consider data from a panel of Arabidopsis epigenetic recombinant inbred lines and explore estimates of the number of quantitative trait loci for plant height that resulted from a manipulation of DNA methylation levels in one of the two isogenic founder strains.

In an engineering environment, experiments are often conducted to explore, estimate, or confirm.

Finally, some studies have explored estimating changes in the parasite effective population size, Ne. 44, 55, 63, 68 This more abstract concept requires some discussion.

In order to visually explore parameter estimates within activated regions, the MarsBar toolbox (http://marsbar.sourceforge.net/) was used to extract and average parameter estimates for display purposes in activated voxels falling within a sphere (radius 10 mm) centred on peak coordinates of activation identified in the statistical contrasts.

In Section 5, I explore whether estimates for the standard deviation of family innovations are lower, for example, if age differences between siblings are greater.

Future work could explore improved estimates of indoor carbonyls, not only with better models for the projections of indoor climate, but also making use of thermodynamic models to estimate the relationship between relative humidity (and of course water activity) and the partial pressure of acetic acid.

By assuming normality of GRN levels after a square root transformation, we were able to explore continuous estimates of sensitivity and specificity with different cut-off values (Table 3).

Personal samples of silica exposure measurements were stratified into two groups by type of inspections to explore if estimates of silica samples were biased in any direction: a) all 2,512 inspections and b) 948 programmed inspections.

304 Subgroup analysis Subgroup analyses explore whether estimated treatment effects vary significantly between subcategories of trial participants.

A number of alternative scenarios were also examined to explore the estimated impact of using different screening tools, such as the full AUDIT questionnaire, FAST, which has been recommended for use in primary care [ 42], or combinations of several tools (e.g. full AUDIT with an AUDIT-C pre-screen).

So far 30% of that region has been explored, yielding estimates (just for that portion of the property) of 64 million ounces of silver and 756,000 ounces of gold.