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Thus further steps may be required to translate estimates of the relative uptake of insulin therapy in randomized trials into their likely consequences in populations of clinicians and patients that better reflect clinical practice.

These results suggest that, for the first time, it should be possible to translate estimates of Nb in iterporarous species into estimates of Ne per generation, as long as one can estimate some basic life history traits for the target species.

Second, as mentioned, our estimates of rice consumption do not directly translate into estimates of arsenic consumed because of the large variation in arsenic concentrations in rice (Batista et al. 2011; Williams et al. 2005, 2007).

Data from a trial of a group-based intervention involving 331 men with prostate cancer in Victoria, Australia (ACTRN12606000184572) has been used to estimate how this level of precision will translate to estimates from the HADS and EPIC instruments.

Supporters of the idea acknowledge the tremendous difficulties of trying to translate slippery estimates into a single mathematical factor, difficulties that perhaps help explain why there is little hope of consensus now on climate policy.

26Rothstein (2011) and Farber and Valletta (2013) translate their estimates into an impact on the overall unemployment rate.

In this section, I translate these estimates into effects on expected duration of unemployment, for direct comparison to past results regarding the effects of UI benefit extensions.

But, fraction reduction measurements do not easily translate into estimates of the actual level of risk achieved or facilitate decision making about how to best deploy upper-room UVC as part of a protection strategy.

Despite there being good estimates of disease burden due to renal tract disease secondary to schistosomiasis at the global level, it is often difficult to translate these estimates into local communities.

Without knowledge of the frequency with which these scenarios occur and the rates at which patients seek treatment for fistula, it is not possible or reasonable to translate our estimates into a single disability weight.

We had three major objectives in this paper: First, we showed that the Michaelis Menten and Holling equations are mathematically identical, and how to translate parameter estimates for each model back and forth (Table  1).