It is ironic to consider such large estimates of the negative impact on Canadian exports of the post-9/11 border tightening at the same time as opposition to NAFTA is being expressed in the United States.
For data that produce large estimates of the coefficient, the standard error is often inflated, resulting in a lower Wald statistic, and therefore the explanatory variable may be incorrectly assumed to be unimportant in the model.
In particular, the small number of never smoker libraries results in a large estimate of the "preferentially" expressed never smoker tags.
The biggest factor for such genes will be a very large estimate of the amount of codon evolution among those lineages.
The larger estimates of the number of Muslims in America, Professor Smith said, are often based on immigration figures from Arab nations.
The United States Census Bureau, which had been accused of underestimating the size of many Hispanic groups in the United States as a result of a small change in the wording of a single question on the 2000 census, yesterday released significantly larger estimates of the numbers of Dominicans, Colombians, Salvadorans, Guatemalans and many other groups.
Among them, the methods based on Maximum Inscribed Balls (Bone J, CTAnalyser, Quantim4) also produce similar PSDs for the soil samples, whereas the Delaunay Triangulation Method (DTM) produces larger estimates of the pore volume occupied by small pores, and Avizo yields larger estimates of the pore volume occupied by large pores.
One of our most striking findings is that the described pattern of results across the different specifications is remarkably consistent across the diverse set of countries in our sample.1 In fact, most of the IV models lead to larger estimates of the returns to skills in every single participating country.
If the available data are affected by either (or both) of the above biases, smaller studies would tend to show larger estimates of the effects of the intervention.
For hospitalized patients, we used larger estimates of the proportion of specimens collected, tested, and reported, which resulted in smaller multiplier values (Table 1).
However; this was not included as a random effect in the logistic regression analysis and is likely to have resulted in larger estimates of the errors.
