Sentence examples for based on demographic models from inspiring English sources

Although the polls overestimated Mr. Romney's standing, projections based on demographic models did reasonably well.

To test the effects of subpopulation-biased ascertainment on inference of population histories, we simulated data based on demographic models of cattle evolution [ 38, 39].

The proposed scheme was compared with a population-based controller, i.e. a controller only utilizing models based on demographic covariates for its tuning.

Population models, based on demographic parameters, allow researchers to estimate extinction probabilities [172].

We developed risk adjustment models based on demographic, socioeconomic and primary care characteristics, and control limits were adjusted accordingly.

Although statistical models based on demographic and procedure-related parameters have proven to be useful in assessing perioperative risks, predictors often have poor predictive value for the individual patient.

Thus two overlapping but not congruent goals are to identify a set of biomarkers that improve clinical risk prediction models based on demographic and clinical measures alone, and to identify potentially causal pathways that may be amenable to intervention regardless of whether or not these biomarkers improve risk prediction.

We also evaluated the McMahon Score, a risk prediction model based on demographic, clinical, and laboratory variables available on admission [ 2].

The population is modeled based on demographic information, as well as information about the structure of the business sector in this city.

This latter study yielded the highest incidence estimate, which was derived from a model based on Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) data from Nigeria and projected 4.09 OF cases per 1000 deliveries in women under 20 years, and 2.11 per 1000 deliveries in women aged 12 49 years [ 4].

Risk adjustment indices, which are mainly based on demographic data, and the existing prognostic models may underestimate the effects on prognosis of complicating conditions that are frequently present in older patients and that are under-reported in administrative databases.