Sentence examples for Estimated imprecisely from inspiring English sources

Thus, once again, although there seems to be a negative relationship between immigration status and criminal behaviour, this is estimated imprecisely.

Finally, the selected healthcare use estimates are based on small numbers and therefore could only be estimated imprecisely.

The effect on any cannabis use is generally small and estimated imprecisely, with the exception of the association between adolescent-onset conduct problems and any cannabis use.

Hazard ratios for men were most pronounced for admissions involving substance use and psychotic disorders, though in the within sibling analyses these were estimated imprecisely.

In general, associations between adversity and any cannabis use were small and estimated imprecisely, whereas those with problem cannabis use were of greater magnitude and stronger.

Finally, estimates at the state and provincial levels are not possible, and because of small numbers of persons seeking care from chiropractors alone, some parameters were not estimable or estimated imprecisely.

The coefficient on the immigrant share is large and positive, but estimated quite imprecisely.

The returns to scale parameters are not very sensitive to specification of the time effects, whereas the parameter μ is, but it is estimated too imprecisely to draw strong conclusions.

Had we used a higher cut-off larger effects might have been apparent, but lower power would have led to these being estimated more imprecisely.

Though estimated somewhat imprecisely, the estimated ORs show a strong positive association with increasing household size and an even stronger one with an increasing number of children in the home.

The observation scheme aims to estimate the imprecisely known parameter based on the available measurement.