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If calculated as a fraction of all diagnosed tumors among women of the screening age in a screening situation (Table 3, estimator 4, 2006), the estimate would be 4.6%.

"If we don't want to sell a picture, we ask like three times what the estimate would be," Alberto said.

Some economists had feared that the estimate would be revised into negative territory, heightening investors' fears that a recession was under way.

But, even if it did, it's unlikely that the estimate would be as high as 500 million, said David Henkes, a senior principal at the firm.

(The estimate would be lower for those with employer-provided benefits to help cover health costs in retirement, or for those who choose a Medicare managed-care plan, which bundles services for a lower cost for patients who use a defined network of doctors).

Combined with an "irrevocable bid," this meant that a price close to the lower end of the estimate would be paid no matter what.

If confirmed, the estimates would be an indictment of an occupation which was supposed to improve the lives of a population crushed by Saddam Hussein.

Dr. Robert A. Smith, director of cancer screening for the American Cancer Society, called the model "a snapshot of a work in progress," and said that knowledge in the field was growing so rapidly that the estimates would be updated frequently.

In addition, the statistic index, R-Sq, pointed out how well the interpolated estimates fit the official data and the higher the R-Sq was, the more fit the estimates would be.

Indeed, the model comparison indicates that the estimates would be equal if the SUV was acquired at t = 84 min after injection (comparison of the AUC of curve a to curve c in Figure 1).

Using the mean values of BEF (1.47) and R (0.17) from the field data the estimates would be 335.69 t/ha, 137.63 tC/ha, and 504.66 tCO2eq./ha, respectively for total biomass, carbon stock, and CO2 equivalent.