The phrase "and small estimates of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantitative assessments or evaluations that are minor or limited in scope.
Example: "The report included various projections, including large forecasts and small estimates of future sales."
Alternatives: "and minor assessments of" or "and limited evaluations of".
Residual confounding related to study design and the overextrapolation of quantitatively small estimates of effect size have probably led to much of the current controversy about PPI safety.
This result may be because of the low heritability and the smaller estimates of genetic correlations between breeds for this trait, which may indicate that fertility is biologically different between breeds.
The highly significant negative coefficient for FIC strongly suggests that using MY0 can 'over-adjust' for FIC, and that the relatively small estimate of sire variation for MY0 was due to the offspring of some sires being more likely to have reduced feed intake when repeatedly confined in the RC.
Even this small estimate of the school contribution is generally not robust to the inclusion of individual controls.
Other reviews of the food crisis looked at it over a much longer period, or have not linked these three factors, and so arrived at smaller estimates of the impact from biofuels.
Read simulation and alignment generally produce smaller estimates of bias than the DNA controls.
For Scenarios 2 and 4 we divided the marker variance for Scenarios 1 and 3 by 10, respectively, to obtain smaller estimates of heritability (Tables 1 and 2).
When the variance of imputed allelic dosages was decreased, the deviation from the expected value estimated from MAF (2 p) also decreased, causing overall smaller estimates of Z and the resulting diagonal elements of the G matrix.
The analysis of Vereecken et al.,[ 6] which employs smaller estimates of k8, predicted CH2OO and anti-CH3CHOO to be principally consumed by reactions with H2O or (H2O 2.
Improvements in model fit were generally accompanied by smaller estimates of the BMI associated with minimum mortality and narrower confidence intervals.
