This method differs from Wenner arrangement in placing the two current electrodes with much larger interval than that between the two (inner) potential electrodes.
The larger estimates of in the present study were probably influenced by the much larger interval between blood samples (about 16 months) (Lin et al. 2005).
We also found that our method of incorporating multiple sources of uncertainty created much larger confidence intervals than the projections that incorporated only sources of uncertainty included in most spatially explicit population model predictions.
The instantaneous estimates of population size in Fourda for the wet season are much higher and also more variable (2979 females to over 30,000, with much larger confidence intervals) with a mean of 12,670 (Table 2).
Generally, the CMC spans over a much larger concentration interval than observed with conventional surfactants.
The random effect estimate showed about the same effect size as the fixed estimate, although a much larger confidence interval caused the estimate to be insignificant.
We noted that the simulation study by Li et al. predicted a much larger confidence interval for mapping categorical traits from a simulated backcross population with 200 individuals genotyped at genetic markers of every 10 cM.
Using cutoff intervals longer or shorter than 21 seconds resulted in much larger error rates using intervals shorter than 21 seconds includes false events, and using intervals longer than 21 seconds means that an increasing number of real events are excluded (Figure 2).
In the General discussion section (subsection " Model of reciprocal diminishing returns"), we will explain why the regression coefficients of the reciprocal functions are much larger when the interval accretion occurs before the tempo change.
For case-controls, the variability is also much larger (leading to an interval including 0).
