Sentence examples for a valid estimate for from inspiring English sources
We therefore suggest that twice the 99% confidence radius calculated on the model output can be used as a valid estimate for the "real" 90% confidence error for each step.
We assumed that the odds ratio (OR) from case-control studies provided a valid estimate for the RR.
Furthermore, there is some evidence that a single endotoxin [ 43- 46], mite or cat allergen measurement [ 46, 47] is a valid estimate of exposure for longer time periods.
The mean absolute differences in total score between the neutral category response and the contiguous satisfied/dissatisfied response categories (both merged into a single response group) for TSQM item #14 were considered a valid estimate of MID values for the overall scoring of the SATMED-Q instrument using an anchor-based approach.
Due to the length of our incidence follow-up (15.4 years median value), the breast cancer incidence rate ratio can be considered a valid estimate of overdiagnosis only for women 60to6969 years old at entry, according to the cumulative-incidence method [ 23].
When assessing excess burden of disease another issue of importance is how to get a valid estimate of the incidence of asthma for the population(s) for which the assessment is made.
In the short term, between-study heterogeneity was too large for a valid estimate of the overall effect-size.
Thus, our primary interest was to determine a valid estimate of the yoga intervention effect size for smoking cessation for a future, larger efficacy trial.
In particular, confounding factors are of outstanding importance but difficult to adjust for hampering a valid estimate of the actual impact of a particular regulatory action.
"If the largest clade contains very few characters, then skepticism concerning the suitability of the data set for promoting a valid estimate of evolutionary history is justified.
To the extent that these limitations are not related to being exposed to one or the other opioid, the observed relative risk provides a valid estimate of the true relative risk for abuse or shopping behavior.
