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Chemometric approaches included the standard partial least squares (PLS) regression and PLS regression with a genetic algorithm (GA-PLS) for variable selection, which may improve estimation accuracies.
Recent improvements in hardware and software, which produce a better signal-to-noise ratio, may improve estimation in future two-dimensional MRS studies.
Third, informing study participants of their correct current level of use over a short period may improve estimation of use over somewhat longer periods.
Allowing participants to become familiar with CBC exercise, e.g., by incorporating mock CBC questions early on, may improve estimation of utilities by overcoming learning bias.
These taxa may improve estimations of rates on the pinniped stem branches which spanned the terrestrial-aquatic transition.
With larger B n, more high-frequency components can be involved in parameter estimation, which may improve the estimation accuracy.
These results lend support to the idea that measurement of inflammatory markers may improve risk estimation of CVD progression.
Adjusting for this genetic effect on cystatin C concentrations may improve GFR estimation, reclassify cases of chronic kidney disease (CKD), and strengthen risk estimates for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and mortality.
To evaluate whether a combination of topographic optic disc measurements and visual field data may improve the estimation of rates of structural and functional progression in glaucoma and the prediction of future outcomes in the disease.
Since stress-induced blood pressure levels were significantly associated with both ambulatory blood pressure levels and left ventricular mass in borderline hypertensive subjects, the addition of standardized stress testing to casual blood pressure measurements may improve risk estimation.
Moreover, thinking of embodiment manipulations in this manner may improve the estimation of effect sizes and calculation of sample sizes (see Rabelo, Keller, Pilati, & Wicherts, 2015, for an overview of EC research and sample sizes).
