Sentence examples for average annual estimates from inspiring English sources

For per-participant average annual estimates, frequencies and costs were tallied for each participant and divided by follow-up time to obtain observed counts and costs per year.

Spatial smoothing resulted in 2 surfaces, D x,y) and P x,y), which represented average annual estimates of disease intensity and population intensity, respectively.

To convert the estimated annual program costs and the related costs and savings to a 40-year time horizon, the average annual estimates are assumed to be the same each year over the 40-year time frame of the analysis.

Although many respondents would have been reported in 2 consecutive years, it is legitimate to pool data for individuals in consecutive years because each year of MEPS data constitutes a nationally representative sample; pooling the data produces average annual estimates.

At the beginning of the study, the average annual estimated exposure was 27.9 µg/m for PM10, 17.8 µg/m for PM2.5, and 10.1 µg/m for PM10 2.5.

This is reflected in the fact that the first annual follow-up per capita predicted annual expenditures for ACTIVE ($6,929) were comparable to the national per capita base (i.e., age ≥ 65) average annual estimate for older adults in 2003 under the applicable Medicare Advantage (MA) capitation rate structure ($6,638) [ 38].

Longer sampling records and incorporation of decadal scale behavior or antecedent hydrologic conditions resulted in average annual load estimates of 2.0 2.9 Mt/yr with 95% confidence intervals of ±25 to 202%, in comparison to earlier estimates of ∼3.3 Mt/yr.

Hydrologic computations use a set of metrics that describe a 30-year rainfall distribution, combined with well-tested algorithms for rainfall-runoff transformation and routing to generate average annual runoff estimates for each catchment.

One has to integrate over all possibilities of the hazard to determine the average annual loss, estimate the worst case scenario, or the entire spectrum of possible outcomes.

For the period centred in 2040, the annual evaporation will be approximately 8% higher than the 20-year average annual evaporation estimated for the present climate.

When the average episode of care charges from patients observed in the private practitioner setting ($1,834) are applied to the average annual incidence estimate between 2006 and 2010 (1,513 cases), the extrapolated value approaches 3 million U.S. dollars.