The new estimate of the Salvadoran population nationally is 42.6percentt higher than the official count; there were also big percentage increases in the estimates of Hondurans, Nicaraguans, Bolivians, Peruvians, Venezuelans and others.
When scaled up, these differences would amount to substantial increases in the estimates of the UK prevalence of around 430 000 for the MDRD formula and 310 000 for the CKD-EPI formula compared with the prevalence predicted from our study after factoring in ethnicity.
It is observed that, for the range 0.025 0.15 of the stenosis height, the corresponding ranges of the percentage of increase in the estimates of the resistance to flow of the two-fluid Casson model and two-fluid Herschel-Bulkley model are 4.16 25.10 and 5.16 31.85, respectively.
It is found that for the range 0.025 0.15 of the stenosis height, the corresponding range of the percentage of increase in the estimates of the wall shear stress of the two-fluid Casson model and two-fluid Herschel-Bulkley model with are 5.45 42.16 and 7.43 59.89, respectively.
Further, it is observed that the difference between the estimates of the wall shear stress, resistance to flow, percentage of increase in the estimates of the wall shear stress, and resistance to flow of the two-fluid Casson model and two-fluid Herschel-bulkley model is substantial.
We observed a significant increase in the estimates of evolving HOMA-IR with increasing levels of oxLDL (P < 0.001) and a marginally significant association with F2Isop (P = 0.06).
Under the standard Weibull model, we observe increasing bias in the estimates of the association between baseline biomarker values and survival, as the magnitude of the measurement error standard deviation, σ e, increases.
This method provided a balance between increasing precision in the estimates of U5MR but also allowing for some information on recent trends in U5MR to be revealed by shortening the traditional 5-year reference period (48).
When no publication bias is present the plots will be shaped like a funnel because studies of smaller size are expected to have increased variation in the estimates of accuracy.
In coming up with this estimate, we find that, as more E. coli genomes are sequenced, the total estimated diversity increases, resulting in a steep increase in the estimate of the pan-genome total size, as shown in Figure 5.
In contrast, a slight increase in the estimate of the mean Emech, CM was seen.
