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Mean estimated probability of occupancy of honey badgers was 0.38 ± 0.08 and probability of detection was 0.12 ± 0.03, with a naïve occupancy estimate of 0.25.

However, the mean estimated probability was higher for ARFIs detected at the clinical level.

Based on the information from the remaining seven case series [ 11- 18, 18, 25, 26, 29] with 36 patients, six of which experienced a thromboembolic event, the mean estimated probability of venous or arterial thromboembolisms was calculated to be 16.5%9595% CI 1.2%too 31.8%).

In our analysis, any mosquito attributed to one cluster but with a higher than 5% mean estimated ancestry probability of belonging to another cluster is considered to be a migrant or admixed individual, which represents a quantified indicator of gene flow (Table 3).

Modifications were made with regard to the study specific presentation of the outcomes expressed as means and standard deviations instead of estimated probability for the cut-off values.

The Kalman filter model performs at higher specificity and sensitivities for significant disease progression classification due to the greater difference in mean fitted values (i.e. average estimated probability of progression) between progressing and nonprogressing instances.

Unique marker segregation patterns were included in the set of map bins if they met one of two criteria: (1) at least three independent markers were inferred to have the pattern independently, or (2) the pattern was inferred from at least one marker with at least 20 SNPs such that the mean of the estimated probabilities of the inferred SNP phases was greater than 0.9.

In the middle of October, the estimated probability was 23percentt.

The estimated probabilities, means and standard deviations of change from baseline in BCVA at 1 month (30 days) for patients with BRVO and CRVO on dexamethasone based on the multinomial model are summarized in Table  4.

To compare these to the usual imputation of age at HCV infection as the reported age of first IDU, we calculated the mean age at infection from the estimated probabilities and calculated the usual imputation's bias as the age of first IDU minus this mean.

The solid black lines show the expected (mean) probability estimates, the broken lines indicate the medians (50th percentile), with the shaded areas outlining the 5 95 percentile ranges.