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"We know that mild cognitive impairment [MCI] is important, but we've never had great estimates as to the frequency among men and women in different age groups," said Dr. Ralph Sacco, professor and chair of neurology at the University of Miami School of Medicine, who was not involved in the study.

Progeny means heritability lead to high accuracies for most traits, which infers greater estimates reliability.

Most notably, the Chojnacky models produce greater estimates in high biomass plots, potentially because the models used by Chojnacky are more species-specific than the Jenkins models.

The Chojnacky approach produces the greatest estimates in large biomass areas, while the FIA's CRM approach produces systematically smaller estimates for biomass > 300 Mg/ha Fig. 8 Biomass density distributions by area.

Here, the US-based estimates are the lowest, with greater estimates from those based on Canadians and still greater estimates based on Europeans.

Using thermography may, therefore, yield greater estimates of concordance for women.

Between-subjects correlations estimate concordance at a group level, that is, whether individuals who produce greater genital responses also produce greater estimates of sexual arousal.

For example, the imputations of the wheat genotypes were more effective with relatively greater estimates of topology accuracy than those on the other crop data sets.

Both relative and excess risks were closely related with time since first and last employment, the additive model showing greater estimates.

Choices of G with average diagonal coefficients different from 1 led to greater estimates of additive variance in the smaller data set.

This produced despite limited power and therefore a lack of significance generally greater estimates of effect than found for uncomplicated UTI.