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Results show the impact of successful tobacco control policy on lung cancer mortality and question much higher estimations published by International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC); however, results across ethnic groups suffer from limited sample size.

From Fig. 5, it can be observed that the proposed algorithm has much higher estimation performance than the DMR-DOAM algorithm as the number of snapshots increases.

These values were partially released with a much higher estimation in 2004, but this definition focused on the consumerism and not the "unique psychological characteristics" of otaku used in the 2005 study.

As in the study of Howell et al. [ 31], this empirical estimation of mutation rate for the coding region is much higher than estimations obtained by phylogenetic methods (Table 3).

Although these results were much higher than previous estimations, the authors noted that these results significantly lowered the great difference between its actual growth rate and the one which would be expected of an animal of its size.

The fiber-FISH results suggest that the percentages of these two repeats in the potato genome are much higher than the estimations based on the 454 sequence read counts.

However, data from a recent study from in Israel demonstrates that the percentage of vertical transmission in women with recurrent infection is 19.6%, which is much higher than earlier estimations of 2.2% [ 53].

However, the TC enhancement of the Au nanofluids gradually exhibits non-linear increment with the increment of volumetric fraction when the temperature is higher than 60°C and is much higher than the estimation of the Maxwell model.

At the nLTRS locus, substantial differentiation between M. rhizophorae and M. eastropacensis (see Figure 1B) suggested a much higher rate than estimation based on divergence in Chthamalus alone.

Therefore, the actual NOS activity and consequently NO production within this tumour sub-population, could be much higher than our estimation of NOS activity using whole tumour homogenate.

However, this intake level is much higher than the recent estimation of polyol intake per eating period when polyols are used for their sweetening properties as it averages 5.9 g and raises up to 11.8 g for the 95th percentile (Tennant D, Manuscript in preparation).