Sentence examples for apparent estimates from inspiring English sources
Typically, apparent estimates of nest survival are biased (Moynahan et al. 2007), but under the conditions of equal detection probability between active and inactive nests (those that have already failed), apparent nest survival is relatively unbiased (Shaffer 2004), as we saw from our estimates.
For example, cobicistat reduces the apparent estimated glomerular filtration rate by 15% on the initiation of treatment with this drug as a result of reduced tubular excretion of creatinine.
While the estimated clearance for beer appears to be higher than that obtained for the other beverages, it is an "apparent" estimate because the route of administration is nonsystemic and artificially inflated as a result of the lower Cmax and bioavailability for beer.
Apparent prevalence estimates were then converted to true prevalence estimates using the approach proposed by Rogan and Gladen [ 18].
We assessed tag-induced mortality by model-weighted average apparent survival estimates (total individuals, males and females were 0.733±0.086, 0.883±0.389 and 0.761±0.132, respectively) which are within expectations for minimal tag mortality effect.
The apparent seroprevalence estimates in this study are comparable with those reported in other studies.
Theory S1: lower bounds for apparent KD estimates from kinetically limited binding.
The Rogan and Gladen approach was used in this situation (in preference to more complex Bayesian methods) because the apparent prevalence estimates were relatively high.
The importance of protein phosphorylation in global regulation of cellular processes is apparent from estimates that at least one third of all proteins are phosphorylated [ 2].
For many years it has been apparent from estimates of the anion gap and the strong ion gap that anions of unknown identity can be generated in sepsis and shock states.
