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Another point is that estimates in Theorems 1 3 are stated for every x, while both u ( x ) and D u ( x ) are only defined if x is Lebesgue point, where the so called precise representative can be defined.

Fairris and Reich (2005, p. 10) claim that estimates in Adams and Neumark (2005a) indicate that 91% of affected workers would lose their jobs, implying employment elasticities that are huge and simply implausible, thus dismissing the evidence out of hand.

We found correlations ranging from r = .76 to r = .97 (all p<.001), indicating that estimates in the two motion-order conditions were quite similar.

The rounding effect was so strong that estimates in the top 65% of the second order were almost exclusively rounded to tens or fives (figure 1), and in the third order to hundreds or fifties.

Let each epoch be processed using blocks of M samples, appropriately large such that estimates in time are averaged over a large number of periods and the inaccuracy from averaging over a non-integral number of periods is small.

We observe that the estimates in both panels are very similar to the estimates in Table 2.

Most theme parks refuse to disclose attendance numbers but concede that the estimates in Aecom's annual report are accurate.

Note, therefore, that the estimates in Fig. 4a and 4b were obtained using different bin sizes.

The volume estimates from the Flow Rate Technical Group are just that, estimates, and estimates are arguable in court.

That estimate in fact referred to the whole developing world.

The average absorbing NH results to be much higher than that estimated in former studies.