Sentence examples for approximated estimates from inspiring English sources

4 The effect of MRSA on risk of 30-day mortality approximated estimates from a previous meta-analysis, 17 and non-significance may be explained by a limited sample size.

Approximated estimates of variations in rates of TYA mortality trends showed substantial robustness of the data to the introduction of the ICD-10 coding system.

The activated IRAK1/TRAF6 then induces IL-8 production (Figure 1, red arrow, a highly approximated estimate from the multiple-step activation through the MAPK and IKK-NF-kappaB cascades, transcription, transcript stability, translation and post-translational processing).

Although an approximated estimate could be obtained, in the Gaussian case heritability estimates can be obtained with INLA by using a tailored reparametrization.

A much lower prevalence of AE in urban areas that closely approximates estimates from developed countries could be due to better access to health services, diagnosis, and management.

Hence the two A statistics AYX and AXY can only be estimated approximately and thus the approximate estimates of θ and λ in the case of ties will be denoted by θ' and λ' respectively.

This study shows that shell δ13C values offer approximate estimates of plants in C3 CAM mixed environments.

Simplified analytical models that derive properties equivalent to conventional plates are used to obtain approximate estimates of the buckling loads.

Our results provide a means to enable managers to rapidly relate readily-obtainable field estimates of canopy cover to approximate estimates of near-ground solar radiation.

Comparisons of approximate estimates of the slipping rate with those obtained by numerical simulations show that the approximate method leads to conservative estimates.

As far as the most versatile architecture hypercube is concerned, only approximate estimates of the wirelength of grid embedding are available.