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The economic losses of PPR outbreaks in Kenya during 2006 and 2007 outbreaks were generally estimated to have been over US$155 million (Nyamweya et al. 2009).
All parameters were generally estimated with good precision (RSE⩽37.1%, except for IIV on CLL and Vmax ⩽49.4%).
Under the assumption of a severe pandemic occurring in the near future, the pharmaceutical-based mitigation strategies examined were generally estimated to be cost-effective.
The largest effects of constituents on cardiovascular hospital admissions were generally estimated at shorter pollutant lags, whereas larger effect estimates for respiratory hospital admissions tended to occur at longer lags.
It was clear that two different best-fit models were generally estimated the most frequently by these criteria, with means ranging from 46.13% to 54.75%, followed by one same model from 33.83% to 47.67%, and three models from 5.17% to 12.88%.
When a uniform prior was used in analyses, branch lengths were generally estimated correctly within the bounds of the distribution (zero to one), although at the edges of the distribution, short branch lengths were overestimated and long branch lengths were underestimated.
The constants used to parameterise mathematical tree models are generally estimated from generic relationships to known properties, typically in longitudinal direction and below fibre saturation point due to a lack of empirical values.
For supplies that are used with multiple patients (joint supplies) and that are not limited to use with vasectomies (e.g., generic washing basin), use was generally estimated as a percentage of the overall use.
Numerous studies have revealed that harmful incidents do occur in general practice [ 1- 9]and it is generally estimated that around 50% of adverse events in health care can be prevented [ 10- 12].
(General practitioner, area C) The prevalence was generally estimated to be higher among the affluent strata because of a wider diffusion of modern risk factors such as overweight and stress.
Güler et al. (2001) and Spyers-Ashby et al. (1998) reported that AR coefficients are generally estimated by three methods: the Yule Walker method, maximum likelihood estimation and the Burg algorithm.
