Whereas most of comparable attributes of a health insurance contract are valued the same qualitatively, almost all WTP values differ in magnitude, pointing to differences in preference between the two countries.
For the next two and a half centuries, Io remained an unresolved, 5th-magnitude point of light in astronomers' telescopes.
Neighborhood SEP had the smallest magnitudes (point estimates).
The chemical composition of surface water and its properties in a particular region are basically governed by natural processes such as precipitation rate, weathering processes, soil erosion and anthropogenic effects in the catchment of a water body which determine the magnitude of point or non-point sources of pollution (Jarvie et al. 1998; Giridharan et al. 2009; Nouri et al. 2009; 2011).
The metrics of the waveforms, such as the noise floor, peak magnitude, mid-point position of the leading edge, leading edge slope and trailing edge slope, can be derived from the parameters of the proposed models.
The magnitude of point estimate are also very small.
However, this is no longer the case, as the apparent magnitude zero point is now commonly defined in terms of a particular numerically specified flux.
The magnitude of point estimates and the width of confidence intervals were used primarily to interpret results.
Furthermore, the magnitude and point in time of tumour response has demonstrated significant impact on prognosis, underlining the need for an intensive first line regimen inducing early tumour shrinkage [ 59].
Several noteworthy patterns emerged, including the absence of consistent chemical effects across biological media or cohorts and a modest attenuation in the magnitude of point estimates after adjustment, although with no change in the direction of the adjusted ORs (AORs).
Not all of the regression coefficients for parental diabetes history and age were significant when stratified by parent of origin, but direction and magnitude of point estimates were consistent across all subgroups (Table 3).
