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In this study, the feasibility of the current ZST prediction model in the MEPDG was assessed by comparing the ZSTs evaluated from a series of field tests with the ones estimated from the MEPDG model.

Tables 1 and 2 illustrate the summary statistical results when the absolute VTEC mean estimated from developed WN based model compared with the ones estimated from CODE, JPL and IGS GIM models for the trained (four days) and the tested (prediction mode for one day) datasets.

The no-strand-effect matrices derived from the same intronic substitutions are equivalent to full-structure 64×4 ones estimated from at least 120,000 substitutions.

7 These estimates are statistically significantly larger (i.e. more negative), by about 15%%, than the ones estimated from self-reported data.

This impact is slightly larger than the one estimated from the single-equation model.

The k value estimated from the weight loss method agreed with the one estimated from the differential pressure meter (DPM).

This discrepancy suggests that larger fault slip beneath the Arauco Peninsula than the one estimated from our slip model is required to explain the observed uplift in this region.

The radius estimated for GBIC-PAPEO14/P2MVPI228 36 h after mixing is significantly larger than the one estimated from DLS measurements at θ = 90° (Fig.  9).

For instance, Hansen (2002) compared the introgression computed with simulations to the one estimated from microsatellite analyses in a brown trout population.

Thus, although referring to a different endpoint, this calculation is in good accordance with the one estimated from our epidemiological data.

Estimates of F ST values from data with large number of immigrants (like the one estimated from bigeye tuna microsatellite data) showed large 95% confidence intervals that include F ST values up to about 0.2.