Sentence examples for based on direct estimates from inspiring English sources

From a directly measured 4.3 viable mutations per genome per generation, the viable deleterious mutation rate was converted to 2.6 by assuming a deleterious fraction of 0.6 (based on direct estimates from other viruses).

Based on direct estimates, in some cases it is known that the non-response rate might have reached up to 40% which makes us suspect of some significant skewness; in any case, as was stated in the statistical method section, sensibility studies will be performed applying the tables to these facts.

The aims of the study are to develop a cost-minimization analysis from the hospital perspective and a cost-effectiveness analysis from the third payer standpoint, based on direct estimates of costs and QOL associated with remote follow-ups, using Merlin@home and Merlin.net, compared with standard ambulatory follow-ups, in the management of ICD and CRT-D recipients.

The levels of divergence observed among Helitrons in these species are much lower than what would be expected based on direct estimates of neutral substitutions rates (e.g., 5.8 × 10−8 mutations per site per year in Drosophila [ Haag-Liautard et al. 2007]) given the current estimates of their divergence times (Hedges et al. 2006).

The Nordic validation was based on direct estimated genomic breeding values (DGV), as obtained from the genomic prediction model.

Objective To compute the burden of cancer attributable to current and former alcohol consumption in eight European countries based on direct relative risk estimates from a cohort study.

Thereby, the matrix H= X B projects the estimates based on direct evidence to the network estimates and provides in each row the linear coefficients for one network estimate.

Where possible, model parameter estimates were based on direct study data; otherwise, parameter estimates were obtained from the literature.

This paper introduces a new interval observer based on direct and reverse time estimates.

Estimates based on direct measurement indicate that in humans and mice individuals express a repertoire of approximately 2 × 107 [ 2] and 2 × 106 [ 3] unique αβTRs respectively.

In a forest plot, estimates based on direct, indirect (obtained by back-calculation or node-splitting [ 6]), and combined evidence for one treatment comparison can be compared [ 1, 2] without reflecting detailed sources of potential inconsistencies.