Sentence examples for a more sensitive estimate from inspiring English sources

Additionally, to provide a more sensitive estimate of exposure, the process was repeated matching air pollution data from each eligible monitoring station to births to mothers residing in postcodes within five kilometres of the monitoring station.

However, the root mean square error of cross-validation is a more sensitive estimate with respect to model complexity and is also an indication of the spread of predicted values.

Our more sensitive estimate narrows that lead to just over six (47.8% to 41.6%).

Brown's advantage on the more sensitive estimate is slightly larger (49.7% to 43.4%).

The more sensitive estimate, which gives greater weight to the two newer polls, narrows the margin slightly to two-and-a-half points (47.8% to 45.3%).

Our more sensitive estimate, which gives slightly greater weight to the new PPP survey, narrows that margin to just under seven points (47.4% to 40.8%).

This hypothesis could be tested more effectively by multi-gene datasets allowing more sensitive estimates of divergence times.

For the new study, the scientists used a more sensitive test called estimated glomerular filtration rate, which factors in creatinine level, along with age, sex and race.

In infants, weight might serve as a more sensitive index for estimating size of the femoral vein in order to determine accurately the size of intravascular catheter appropriate for cannulation.

Real-time PCR estimates, a more sensitive quantification technique, were compared with the relative abundance observed in pyrosequencing.

However, a large study of diabetes prevalence, a more sensitive outcome, using retrospective exposure estimates, showed no relation with PFOA (MacNeil et al. 2009).