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For this, we integrate estimates of the risk of developing a cancer for BRCA1-carriers into population genetics frameworks, and calculate selection coefficients on BRCA1 alleles for different demographic scenarios varying across the extent of human demography.

The estimations are performed using simple mathematical formulas that utilize integrated estimates of disease prevalence and mortality, baseline and target treatment uptakes and risk factor levels, and relative risk estimates for treatments and risk factors.

The results underline the importance of integrating estimates of the canopy aerodynamic conductance in greenhouse climate control algorithms.

We present details on the development of a new microwave transmission experiment that is capable of providing line integrated estimates of both humidity and precipitation near the surface.

Geomagnetic power comes from a combination of satellite-derived electron precipitation power and an empirical model of Joule power derived from hemispherically integrated estimates of high-latitude heating, which we discuss in this paper.

Campbell et al[ 7] used paired-end reads from size-selected libraries to identify genomic structural rearrangements and, integrating estimates of copy number with paired-end reads mapping to distal locations, were able to identify breakpoint coordinates and novel DNA sutures.

To reliably integrate multiple estimates of the 3D object positions, an efficient fusion algorithm based on mean shift is used.

While these costing methods were no doubt sound, simply reporting an aggregate cost provides little opportunity for researchers and policy makers to further integrate these estimates.

Attempts to integrate epidemiological estimates into a comprehensive "picture" of the epidemiology of major depression have used Markov models [ 1, 2] and micro-simulation approaches [ 3].

To integrate research estimates of the hours of informal and formal care provided to dementia patients according to the severity of disease and patient location/care setting.

Long-range (>1 cm) connections can then be reconstructed using algorithmic approaches that integrate local estimates of fiber orientations over large distances: a technique called tractography or fiber tracking.