The phrase "and the same estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to previously mentioned estimates that are identical or consistent with what has been stated before.
Example: "The report shows the projected sales figures for the next quarter, and the same estimates apply to the following year."
Alternatives: "and those identical estimates" or "and the equivalent estimates".
Upon review, it was surprising that the point estimates in Model A, ignoring stratification and clustering, were invariant of ICC, and that the same estimates were returned by four patient-level models for each simulation.
A sensitivity analysis was used to test the reliability of the results, and it reported that the results remained unchanged and had the same estimates after deleting any one of the included studies.
Assessing someone's BATNA means putting yourself in his shoes: gathering necessary information and making the same estimates you made for yourself.
We repeated the experiments above for the D > P model with n = 10000 and q = 0.0125 and for the D=P model using k max = 22 for this algorithm, and obtained the same estimates of m G,0.99reported above.
A brass-trimmed table made with a type of walnut, top, has an estimated auction price of $27,000 to $36,500; a cabinet, above, made with the walnut, painted wood, steel and brass, comes with wall paneling and the same estimate.
Despite the minor change in InChIKey layout upon transition from InChI Software v. 1.02-beta to v. 1.03 and further, this level remained the same and the same estimate was quoted with each new release [3]: "Note that due to the very essence of hash functions, collisions (the same InChIKey for different InChIs/structures) are unavoidable in very large collections.
Indeed, let (T inmathcal{T}_{h}) be a mesh element, then by the multiplicative trace inequality [12], Theorem 1.6.6, (lVert mathbf {A} rVert_{L^{2}(partial T ^{3}} < C_{mathrm{tr}} lVert mathbf {A} rVert_{L^{2}(T)^{3}}^{1/2} lVert mathbf {A} rVert_{H^{1}(T)^{3}}^{1/2}), and the same estimate holds for (nablatimes mathbf {A}).
Moreover, we have for u k, ω k and b k the same estimates for all norms we have obtained in Section 2.
We chose 1 and 1010 as the two cutoffs to ensure all the landslide area values in empirical datasets fall into this scope and found similar choices (e.g., 1 and 108) get almost the same estimates of parameters.
Since the methodology is relatively recent and because monitoring is costly, the same estimates from land use regression models are often used to estimate exposure contrasts in different time periods.
