The U.S. Senate bill overhauling Obamacare would result in 22 million fewer Americans with health insurance by 2026 and $772 billion less in Medicaid spending if it becomes law, according to a heavily anticipated estimate from the Congressional Budget Office.
We anticipated estimating 25 parameters in parsimonious models, which equates to having a minimum of 250 participants in the study.
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Although Hurricane Gustav is weaker than originally anticipated, initial estimates for insured losses are expected to range between $4 billion and $10 billion.
As anticipated, parameter estimates have attenuated following adjustment for the wide range of confounders chosen.
In clean water batch systems, coal and charcoal were shown to adsorb PCBs much more strongly (8) than anticipated from estimates based on fOC and KOC correlations.
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As anticipated by estimated second-stage Q-function, SUMM1 (mood severity) and SIDE3 (sedation side effect) dictate treatment selection; subjects with sedation side effects and low mood severity are recommended to Bupropion, and all others are recommended to Paroxetine. Figure 4 Estimated optimal second-stage decision rule.
Since functional genomic studies tend to be exploratory, follow-up studies should be anticipated and estimating effects relative to a standard has merit in this context.
After 26 months (August 2012), we had included a total of 318 participants and as attrition was lower than anticipated, we estimated that we had reached an adequate sample size.
