Sentence examples for based estimates of the from inspiring English sources

Lewis rejected the view that probabilities are empirically based estimates of the limiting value of the frequency of instances of a property in a population, and thus expressed in non-terminating judgments, for two reasons.

To date there has been no population based estimates of the prevalence of CKD in Ireland.

Previous population based estimates of the incidence of RRD have varied considerably, with overall annual incidence rates reported between 5 17.9 per 100,000 of population [ 6- 16].

This study provides long-term individual based estimates of the potential benefit of effective prevention activities for reducing hospitalizations among women with comorbid substance use and psychiatric disorders.

The aim of this paper was to compare two marker based estimates of the genetic diversity in specific genomic regions lying in between markers: IBD-based genetic diversity and heterozygosity.

This case cross-over study will provide the first-research based estimates of the transient increase in risk of a sudden onset, acute, episode of low back pain associated with transient exposures to a range of physical and psychological factors.

Distribution-based estimates of the MID based on the PILLAR study suggested that an observed group mean change in FSS score of between 0.34 and 0.79 was indicative of an interpretable and meaningful improvement in fatigue.

Several studies have found that SNP-based estimates of the risk of disease susceptibility vary across DTC-GT companies [ 51- 54], and are likely to be revised as new loci are found [ 55].

We applied a 95% prior age interval of 109.845 Ma based on the mean of the upper 95% credible intervals for fossil-based estimates of the age of Percomorpha [ 64].

Although claim-based measures of multimorbidity are widely used [ 10, 19], population-based estimates of the prevalence of multimorbidity were shown to be lower than estimates based on primary care samples [ 24].

It has, though, confirmed the increased risk of diabetes mellitus and gallstone disease, which earlier studies have found for cholangiocarcinoma, and has provided population-based estimates of the magnitudes of these associations.