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Adjusting for PM10 2.5 also resulted in comparable estimates for PM2.5 (data not shown).

Instrumental variables estimates resulted in comparable estimates against the "gold standard".

The TDSR method based on six TD per lactation resulted in comparable estimates of lactation yield as the TIM with monthly records, which had MSEP values of 12 385 (APHP) and 13 587 (HPLP), as shown in Table  1.

This heuristic results in comparable estimates for the evidence (see Figure S1 in the Additional file 1) and reduces the number of likelihood calls to 54 82% of the evaluations required for a fixed step size in tests on 5, 10, 20 and 30 dimensional Gaussian likelihood functions (standard problems for which the solutions are known), as can be seen in Additional file 1: Figure S2.

Looking ahead, Standard & Poor's now projects that earnings per share for the S&P 500 will jump from $124.51 in 2018 to $157.24 this year to $174.47 in 2019, with comparable estimates from Bloomberg.

But to buttress its own conclusions, the council included in its report comparable estimates from five private-sector analysts at economic forecasting firms and big banks.

Studies should evaluate prevalence of all types of MD in order to yield comparable estimates of MD in general.

GC* estimated from transitions only, while lower in D. saltans/willistoni (29.4%), was not significantly different from comparable estimates in D. melanogaster (30.9% and 32.7% in heterochromatic and euchromatic sequences, respectively) (Bonferroni-corrected P > 0.2, both comparisons, one-tailed t-test).

The tools used in our study provided comparable estimates of the prevalence of malaria in young infants, with the exception of RDTs, which greatly underestimated the prevalence of malaria in The Gambia, possibly because of the low parasite densities (28, 29 ).

Additionally, our cumulative exposure metric has the implicit assumption that effects of long-term low-intensity exposures are equivalent to effects of shorter-term high-intensity exposure resulting in a comparable estimate of cumulative exposure in terms of µg/m-month.

In the absence of comparable estimates on anal intercourse from client surveys in India, we examined the estimates available from studies on FSWs 13 14 18 28 and the reported prevalence ranged from 11.9% to 22%.