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The team's analyses, reported online today in Nature, use techniques that determine the paleolatitude of ancient landmasses but also, for the first time, estimate their paleolongitude by taking into account how the locations of Earth's magnetic poles changed through time.

The findings, published as part of a special theme issue of Lancet to commemorate World TB Day on March 24, offer the clearest picture yet of the global burden of tuberculosis among its youngest victims, and for the first time estimate the burden of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis or MDR-TB.

Based on these results, one can, arguably for the first time, estimate how many data points are required to identify the functional format of processes within a system model and design experiments to generate data points that genuinely add new information to the parameter estimation and structure identification tasks.

Finally, since the range of coverage depends on the available datasets, we can, arguably for the first time, estimate how many data points are necessary to identify the functional format of a flux or what values of metabolite concentrations are needed to cover the concentration range of interest.

Mr. Daley and other regional leaders say they intend to press for more federal money in light of the study, to be released Wednesday, which for the first time estimates what local governments are devoting to the lakes.

In its report Wednesday, the College Board for the first time estimated the score — 1,550 — that students needed to have a 65 percent chance of averaging at least a B-minus as college freshmen.

"We have, for the first time, estimated the percentage of health care spending that is devoted to obesity, using microdata for each state," said Cawley, who co-authored "The Impact of Obesity on Medical Costs and Labor Market Outcomes in the U.S". with Adam Biener of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and Chad Meyerhoefer of Lehigh University.

The IFS data for the first time estimated the spending on a state school pupil from entering reception at the age of four to taking GCSEs at age 16: an average of £57,000 over the course of their school career to year 11.

The tidings of Cabral's landing aroused great enthusiasm among the Portuguese, and the crown began to sponsor major transatlantic explorations, including that of the Italian navigator Amerigo Vespucci, whose small fleet sailed along the coast of Brazil and for the first time estimated the extent of the land.

The purpose of this paper is to document an application of a two-tier survey design in different states of Brazil, from which regional differences of the incidence of CF and frequency of CF-causing mutation(s) carriers can be for the first time estimated.

Published online in the journal Hypertension, the study for the first time estimates the prevalence of kidney disease among people with varying degrees of hypertension.