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EPP/Spectrum-derived and survey-derived modeled estimates were similar: 0.67 [uncertainty range: 0.60, 0.74] and 0.6 [confidence interval: (CI) 0.4, 0.9], respectively, for Uganda (2005) and 0.72 [uncertainty range: 0.70, 0.74] and 0.7 [CI 0.3, 1.1], respectively, for Kenya (2007).

Year 1999 ASPEN modeled estimates were also obtained for each census tract.

These daily modeled estimates were created at an equivalent resolution to the wildfire-emitted particulates and modeled using the same environmental inputs (average modeled anthropogenic PM2.5 is shown in Figure  6).

When there were no [credible] estimates, imputed values from proximate and/or similar areas or modeled estimates were used (displacement were rates derived from the number of total IDPs at that period and applied population estimates for the particular governorate and time period).

In general, the average RMSE between Envisat and modeled estimates is more than 2.0 m.

Given our previous epidemiologic finding, and in light of the fact that the ASPEN modeled estimates are only available for select years, we were interested in whether existing monitoring data could be used to provide additional information regarding exposure assessment of benzene.

For example, AirGIS-modeled estimates were highly correlated with 1-month mean concentrations of NOx measured over an 8-year period (1998 2005) in a busy street in Copenhagen (Jagtvej; 25,000 vehicles/day, street canyon), with a correlation coefficient of 0.88 (Ketzel et al. 2011).

Retrospective modeled serum estimates were available for 28,541 (99.9%) community cohort participants and 3,713 (84.6%) worker cohort participants.

Although when the same dose of oxaliplatin was combined with increasing doses of azacitidine (from 25to5050 mg/m), a reduction in mean oxaliplatin exposure was observed, no significant differences in the other non-compartmental modeled parameters estimated were observed.

Modeled wet inorganic N deposition estimates were compared to wet inorganic N deposition measurements at 16 National Trends Network (NTN) monitoring sites, and to annual bulk inorganic N deposition measurements at Mount Rainier National Park.

Our overdiagnosis estimates were based on the modeled incidence of breast cancer and the predicted incidence without screening.