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Moreover, vesicles were counted in 1 of every 3 sections to ensure that they were not overestimated by counting split vesicles.

Mucha et al. [ 35] concluded that estimated variances of identified QTL were not overestimated when all SNP were fitted simultaneously, since the variance explained will be distributed across all SNP in high LD with the QTL and therefore cannot exceed the total variance (in contrast to single SNP analysis).

When completeness or accuracy of estimates cannot be achieved, high uncertainties in input data can be overcome by applying the conservativeness principle [2], which guarantees that the reduction of emissions is not overestimated, or at least the risk of overestimation is minimized.

From the estimations using strong-motion records and crustal deformation data, we can conclude that M5.7 is not overestimated.

The scenario indicates that the estimation that we preformed is not overestimated against the availability of bandwidth.

On the other hand, we also include a retirement savings motive in our model to have a realistic amount of savings so that the potential role of female labour supply as a private insurance mechanism is not overestimated.

In its 28th session the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA) was concerned with methodological issues concerning the implementation of REDD and stated that "means to deal with uncertainties in estimates aiming to ensure that reductions in emissions or increases in removals are not overestimated" need to be further considered [14].

Introducing "reverse" reforms in the regression (Panel C) barely modifies the estimates, suggesting that the effects of the unemployment benefit reform identified in the baseline approach are not overestimated due to the omission of increases in benefit replacement rates that may dampen labor market performance.

Controls without reverse transcriptase and without template were included to verify that fluorescence was not overestimated by residual genomic DNA amplification or from primer dimer formation.

Since using a higher contrast as reference would lead to an even smaller relative increment of the information capacity at low contrast, the impact of photon noise on the coding performance of photoreceptors as assessed on the basis of the Shannon information and thus the discrepancy to the conclusions based on the signal-detection approach are not overestimated.

These results proved that the performance of our method was not overestimated.