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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.

In order to translate these estimates into actual numbers of additional migrants, we multiply the estimated coefficients of the climate variables by the average value of the bilateral migration flows (1,953 persons) and by the number of country pairs (19 * 142 = 2,698), proceeding as if every country of destination received flows from every country of origin.

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.

Although there have been good attempts at estimating the totality of disease burden due to schistosomiasis at a global level [ 3], it is often difficult to translate these estimates into local communities, not least because of significant geographical heterogeneity of the disease set against other confounding factors.

By the recursive definition of the train, we first obtain estimates for α n and β n, and then translate these to estimates on a n and b n in the new coordinates.

It also relies on modelling to determine likely exposures and epidemiological knowledge to translate these into estimates of potential health effects [ 28, 35, 36].

To translate these mean probabilities into estimates of the impact on the burden of AD, the number of cases of dementia in each year (case years) was first projected under each treatment scenario.

In time this may facilitate computing the impact of, for example, single nucleotide polymorphisms on the reaction rates of enzymes and receptors and translating these calculations to estimates of human variability (Mortensen and Euling 2011).

The group's popularity in the United States was never quite as fervent, but indications are that the musical will have no trouble translating: the estimated advance is $25 million.

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.