Fig. 5.
Levels of (a) $q_{U_{i}D_{i}}$ with respect to $\textstyle q_{U_iI_i}$ and levels of (b) $\textstyle q_{U_iI_i}$ with respect to $\tau_{U_i,C_i}$, all within 95 per cent confidence intervals. The levels of $q_{U_{i}I_{i}}$ and $\tau_{U_{i}, C_{i}}$ are depicted on the x-axes, while the corresponding levels of $q_{U_{i}D_{i}}$ and $q_{U_{i}I_{i}}$ are represented on the y-axes.

Levels of (a) |$q_{U_{i}D_{i}}$| with respect to |$\textstyle q_{U_iI_i}$| and levels of (b) |$\textstyle q_{U_iI_i}$| with respect to |$\tau_{U_i,C_i}$|⁠, all within 95 per cent confidence intervals. The levels of |$q_{U_{i}I_{i}}$| and |$\tau_{U_{i}, C_{i}}$| are depicted on the x-axes, while the corresponding levels of |$q_{U_{i}D_{i}}$| and |$q_{U_{i}I_{i}}$| are represented on the y-axes.

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