Sentence examples for attached to estimates from inspiring English sources

Given the importance attached to estimates in global health, we also reflect upon alternative ways in which country estimates can be generated.

A source of bias is attached to estimates of minimal amount of change, simply because it is difficult to judge whether patients who report themselves to be "slightly" or "moderately" improved have had a change that one can consider to be important.

The uncertainty analyses from which the credible intervals are derived only estimate the parametric uncertainty attached to these estimates (eg, the relationship between calorie intake and obesity) and cannot estimate the structural uncertainty (ie, the uncertainty underlying the design of the model).

Error margins (standard deviation) are attached to the estimates.

Geostatistical approaches based on stochastic simulations provide the spatial distribution of SHP and the uncertainty attached to their estimates.

The optimality criterion of interest is the minimization of the expected average allowance (EAA) or the expected maximum allowance (EMA), where an allowance represents the "plus and/or minus" attached to point estimates and is the product of a standard error and the critical value.

However, there are great uncertainties attached to such estimates.

Note, however, that the errors attached to these estimates are large.

Superscript notes attached to the estimates give some detail on how the calculations were carried out.

Thus, there is greater uncertainty attached to the estimates of change in burden of disease from injuries than from the other health outcomes included in the analysis.

In contract to traditional interpolation methods which are unable to map uncertainty of the predicted values, geostatistical-based algorithms can be used to assess the uncertainty attached to the estimated values for incorporating in decision making (Van Meirvenne and Goovaerts 2001).