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Based on Proposition 4.2, we obtain more direct estimates to prove Theorem 4.1.

One consists of parameters mainly used in theoretical papers (e.g. [7], [14], [28]) and the other consists of more direct estimates of parameters from household studies (e.g. [29] [31]).

More direct estimates have been derived from the National Hospital Morbidity Data (NHMD) collection [ 5].

However, using more direct estimates from the PATRICIA trial, with 80% coverage a more moderate 21% reduction is projected.

Accordingly, we ascertained family members of probands for more direct estimates of cholesterol absorption using the single-isotope-labeled method of Wang et al. (17).

We therefore used global run-on coupled with sequencing (GRO-seq) analysis, which measures the expression of nascent transcripts and thus provides more direct estimates of gene transcription rates [ 41].

This form of dose reconstruction, if properly calibrated to absolute dosimeters, could provide a more direct estimate of dosimetric errors in the context of motion-managed radiotherapy.

This treatment is currently based on an ad hoc argument and can be improved by accounting for the time dependence of the data densities as well as a more direct estimate of the noise at each observatory (e.g. Finlay et al. (2012)).

Though amyloid load as measured using PiB and CSF Aβ are highly correlated and likely reflect plaque deposition [59], assessments using PiB may provide a more direct estimate of neocortical amyloid.

For such a design, the ratios vs. baseline would not allow a more direct estimate of the "observation" effect, of the "smelling" effect and of their interaction, eventually modulated by muscles and type of object.

However, a more direct estimate of divergence times for V. cholerae showed that such estimates can be 100 fold too high for closely related isolates [6] and if the same applies to E. coli we have a divergence time of about 400 years ago.