Sentence examples for based on individual estimates from inspiring English sources
Since the method is based on individual estimates of exposure to different pollutants, it allows standardizing the exposure to compare effects of different pollutants.
These predictions are based on individual estimates of sensitivity for single AUD and VIS presentations (see Figure 1a).
Objectives: We conducted a case-cohort study based on individual estimates of lifetime arsenic exposure to examine the relationship between chronic low-level arsenic exposure and risk of CHD.
The authors of this study were able to separate the relative effects of each drug and develop predictive models of virological failure based on individual estimates of drug inhibition scores.
Arterial compliance and vascular resistance contribution was estimated every minute based on individual patient demographic data (age, gender, body weight and height) and the arterial waveform analysis, respectively.
The existing optimization techniques are typically based on individual parameter estimates that treat each parameter as independent.
Neuronavigation was based on individual source estimates and the individual structural MR scans.
These findings require further validation in independent populations as well as substantiation of the dose−response relationship based on individual dose estimates, because an assumption that all exposed cases received the same dose could be misleading and result in false-positive or false-negative associations.
Measures are based on individual-level estimates of exposure and do not represent the average readings for any specific monitor or set of monitors.
I also evaluate the method presented, by simulating NHANES individual sample data from which artificial pools are created for use in a comparison of pooled-sample estimates with estimates based on individual samples.
Based on individual street-level exposure estimates, and in consideration of all other sources of noise exposure in an urban population, we estimated that street noise exposure contributes approximately 4% to an average individual's annual noise dose.
