Sentence examples for a difference in estimates from inspiring English sources

Others have not found a difference in estimates of risk [ 66] or survival [ 67] based on different categorizations of weight and there is no consistent evidence to suggest that level of obesity interacts with race in its effects on cancer incidence [ 66].

Our finding of a difference in estimates of illness from using site-specific rather than general U.S. EPA estimates for treatment efficiencies highlights the importance of a clear definition for a risk assessment.

The trial adapted the delayed prescribing strategies during the trial, in response to ongoing debate comparing no prescription with delayed prescription, to include a no prescription group, but there was no evidence of a difference in estimates as a result of the adaptation.

In this study, the focus is to know that, whether it can make a difference in estimating performance by changing initial starting points, particularly in custom built environment.

The main objective of this study was to assess whether there was a difference in estimated and experienced difficulty between abdominal and laparoscopic hysterectomy.

Changing the variables in the model house from airflow to the amount of DEHP in the vinyl flooring to square footage in a room made a difference in estimated exposure levels.

Hence, this provides a difference-in-differences estimate of the effect of conscription on completion of education.

We also experimented with computing a difference-in-difference estimate for the specific effect of Georgia' HOPE Scholarship using the 2009 2013 ACS.

The year dummy is interacted with the dummies specifying the household's nativity to provide a difference-in-difference estimate of how the downturn may have impacted native, mixed and immigrant households differently.

In particular, using data from the College Board, we examine how these measures of academic achievement changed in California relative to other states (a difference-in-difference estimate), and how the racial gap in these measures changed in California relative to other states (a triple-difference estimate).

26 We defined statistical heterogeneity as non-overlapping confidence intervals for estimates of diagnostic parameters and a difference in these estimates among the studies of more than 20%.