Sentence examples for altering estimates from inspiring English sources

Whether it's on anybody else's agenda, probably, I don't know.' Many participants were already aware of the importance of weight control and physical activity in staying healthy and tended to be comfortable altering estimates for weight, physical activity, or smoking.

In addition to altering estimates of the size of the indigenous population, the choice of ethnicity measure may have profound implications for interpreting ethnic disparities, including differences in HIV risk behaviour, testing and knowledge.

The simulation results show that network boundary specification and fixed choice designs can dramatically alter estimates of network-level statistics.

The inclusion of individual covariates can alter estimates dramatically.

Further adjustment for BMI with TNF-RII did not alter estimates substantially.

Including these effects in a simple model dramatically alters estimates of transmission intensity and reduces the optimum temperature for transmission.

Furthermore, the use of purified epithelial populations, rather than mixed cell isolates, may alter estimates of stem/progenitor cell potential.

The Cox adjustments at events may unduly alter estimates of DSS at the end of the study period when there are few patients left.

First, variations in scan parameters in bevacizumab-treated patients before and/or after therapy may have altered estimates of traditional CBV metrics.

It is unclear how this distribution is affected by temperature, or how selecting the starting point, the median or endpoint of the distribution alters estimates of transmission intensity.

Thus, measuring drug concentrations close to the time of a filter change may alter estimates of clearance and should be avoided.