33 Because of their high covariance (r=0.90), analyses of WC in offspring were not adjusted for offspring BMI to avoid multicollinearity that could result in biased estimations: BMI and WC are both principally estimates of total body fat, although WC does convey some additional influence from intra-abdominal fat deposition when the body fat range is relatively narrow.
Plastic zone sizes are estimated principally by atomic force microscopy and Zygo interferometry imaging with some verification by transmission electron microscopy.
However, taking into account possible inaccuracies in our estimated tree, principally involving Spironucleus, and the limited data on diplomonad cell biology, several independent transitions from single to double morphology (and no reversals) cannot be excluded.
This analysis is principally interested in estimating accuracy and bias for the number of partners reported in the last year, last two years, last five years, and the period more than five years ago.
We were principally interested in estimating the magnitude of the difference in mortality rates between the three types of population, while correcting for several clustering factors (e.g., population).
p53 remains the most commonly mutated gene in many common human cancers, with mutations (principally, but not exclusively, missense) estimated to occur in 50% of all cancers.
However, current drugs used to prevent rejection could impair renal function, principally in recipients with low pretransplant estimated glomerular filtration rate (ie, <60 mL/min).
Weak currents at depths >200 m suggest that Nautilus movement rates arise principally from self-propulsion, giving an estimated minimum time of 70 days to navigate the perimeter of Osprey Reef.
An estimated 69 deaths occurring principally among persons with AIDS were attributed to Milwaukee's cryptosporidiosis outbreak (18 ).
A high burden of rotavirus disease is present in both developing and developed countries resulting in an estimated 453 000 annual deaths, principally in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
In the 1997/98 financial year the total estimated revenue from fisheries (principally from the sale of fishing licences) was about £18.3M, out of a total government revenue of £36.3M.
