Hence, there are two types of statistics that are natural for matching: Estimates from an ordinary generalized linear model (GLM) (without the random effects), Odd-ratios (ORs, between family members) that capture familial risk.
Earnings matched estimates.
So we calibrate the model's trend lines to better match estimates from the group of nonpartisan pollsters who were on average within plus-or-minus one percentage point of the trend lines generated by the HuffPost 2012 model after adjusting the model to the actual election results.
A value of n equal to 1500 for Holsteins, 1200 for Brown Swiss, and 700 for Jerseys is used to match estimated reliabilities to those observed from truncation studies in US breed evaluations [ 13].
These scaled-up indirect estimates of trees' seed crops closely matched direct estimates from the census of fruit capsule production described above (r = 0.85; log-transformed values, r = 0.89, n = 25 trees), but were underestimated for trees with >40 capsules (points begin to fall below 1∶1 line).
In California, DAPC clustering roughly matched ancestry estimates from STRUCTURE, although as in the global DAPC analysis, more genetic clusters were estimated (K = 5), which graphically resembled over-splitting of the main groups.
Excluding special costs, Lilly said it would have earned $723.2 million, or 66 cents a share, matching analysts' estimates from Thomson Financial/First Call.
Net income fell 51percentto to $30.7 million, or 7 cents a share, matching analysts' estimates, from $63 million, or 14 cents, a year earlier.
As a result, voltage outputs measured in the laboratory from the prototype design matched those estimated from the electromechanical model.
