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Figure 4 Standardised residual values for estimation methods showing that the start, mid-point and end methods significantly overestimate the frequency of crime at certain times of day.

These residual values were standardised to allow comparison between estimation methods.

Variance estimation and, properly standardised, asymptotic normality of is discussed in detail in Chapter IV of [ 7].

For the estimations, the data were standardised by subtracting the average values from the original data and dividing it by the standard deviation.

Regression is commonly used for load estimation and provides a fundamental tool for trend estimation by standardising the other time specific covariates such as flow.

Standardised body weight measurement, even using beds with electronic weight estimation, have repeatedly been shown to be divorced from cumulative fluid balance calculations [ 4– 6].

Green dots, single leaf-deposition observations; red line, daily mean leaf deposition; dotted red lines, leaf-deposition 90 and 10%% confidence intervals based on censored maximum likelihood estimation; blue line, cumulative deposition rates based on PMO pollen monitor standardised measurements; cyan square, integrated deposition based on PMF passive sampler standardised measurements.

The model was evaluated using maximum likelihood estimation with model goodness of fit evaluated by χ, root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA), comparative fit index (CFI) and standardised root mean square (SRMR).

These measures were standardised for age and sex (Pokhrel and Hakulinen, 2008; Hakulinen et al, 2011) and their estimation is explained in detail in Supplementary Appendix.

Briefly, they include the lack of a comparison sample to draw aetiological conclusions; obtaining information from case records and clinical judgements, rather than standardised methods; and the potential for bias from clinicians' awareness of patient outcome (particularly on variables such as estimation of risk).

It should be standardised.