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In Section 4, we introduce the Banach spaces (mathcal{U}^{p}([a,b],W)), (pge1) (Section 4.1) and in Section 4.2 obtain more exact estimates of the rate-independent irregularity of functions from these spaces (in terms of ϕ-variation).

Therefore, no issues regarding discount rates, time dependency or Markov modeling were taken into account, which would probably result in more exact estimates of outcomes and reduce uncertainty.

Given this variability, the present study utilizes sexual history data for up to one male and one female primary partner and up to four casual partners in the 5 years prior to interview to provide more exact estimates of disclosure among MSMW.

This data structure retains several advantages over a singular observation of the most recent partner: it allows for more exact estimates of the effects of respondent and partner characteristics through the use of models that account for within-individual variation in disclosure behaviors across partners not due to controlled covariates, and it maximizes observations for female partners.

He declined to give a more exact estimate, saying he had not seen the paintings.

(App Annie did not have a more exact estimate on hand, when we asked).

Newer method with higher precision and accuracy will be helpful for a more exact estimate of the association between CCL3L1 CNV and HIV-1 susceptibility.

Similarly, though prior work indicates that CSF p-tau and cortical NFTs are significantly correlated in AD [29], measurements using PET imaging agents that target tangle deposits [60] may offer a more exact estimate of neocortical neurofibrillary pathology.

A more exact estimate of this was given in experiment 3, by comparing for each qPCR plate the Ct value of the IAC of the NTC with the Ct value of the IAC in the BC samples where no amplification of Leptospira spp. DNA occurred.

To explain these issues, we conducted a systematical review and a meta-analysis from all eligible studies, in order to provide more exact estimate of the association among MTR c.2756A>G (rs1805087), MTRR c.66A>G (rs1801394), TC2 CBS76c.844ins681198), CBS c.844ins68, and MTHFD1 c.1958G>A (rs2236225) polymorphisms and the maternal risk for DS.

Although denser taxon sampling will be needed for a more exact estimate of the prevalence of ecology-based diversification within the Higher Nematinae, the marked drop in the inferred proportion in the age-adjusted analysis suggests that phylogenetic time corrections would be useful also in surveys of other insect herbivore taxa.