If fading of reported effectiveness is present, the result of a meta-analysis depends on when it was performed: (1) A meta-analysis investigating the effectiveness of one single medical therapy that was conducted when the therapy was relatively new may estimate higher treatment effects than a meta-analysis that was conducted later.
Despite rigorous model selection procedures, in rare cases PAML may estimate very high levels of selection over a tiny proportion of a given sequence (even a single site), leading to greatly inflated average levels of dN/dS.
Although the conventional scheme to separate dispersive and nondispersive phases solves for two linear equations with two unknowns, we have shown that the two solutions by the conventional scheme are actually not unique and that it may be necessary to estimate higher-order terms for the refractive index.
oWhile the theoretical potential may be estimated to be high [[85]], there are markedly more restrained estimates for the savings that can be achieved in practice; see [[86]].
Even this estimate may be high because adding up separate cume estimates for each cable news channel amounts to double-counting people who watch more than one channelIs that a large enough pool of viewers to explain the growing ferocity of American democracy?
The plane strain-opening load at the deepest point measured by extensometer at the midpoint of crack mouth may be estimated to be higher than the actual.
At nearly a quarter of China's population, that estimate may be high, but basketball has caught on here in a way that other Western sports have not.
The markup estimate may be high, however, because a significant portion of the contract pays Siga for services not directly related to supplying the smallpox medication.
This estimate may appear high, which makes our power calculation rather conservative.
But that's not much when compared with the $20 billion spent annually on traditional radio advertising, and some observers say even those estimates may be high.
