Sentence examples for based on summary estimates from inspiring English sources
Based on summary estimates for the entire rubber industry and two major sectors of this industry, these authors concluded that excesses other than for leukemia were not substantiated by their synthetic meta-analysis (Alder et al. 2006).
However, graphical displays that facilitate the derivation of post-test probabilities, such as likelihood ratio nomograms, are usually based on summary estimates of test characteristics (positive and negative likelihood ratios) without allowing for the precision of the estimate, or its applicability to a given population.
The relationship between gene coalescence times and species divergence times under the multispecies coalescent model has motivated several approaches for estimating species trees based on summary statistics of gene coalescence times [ 6, 28- 32].
We also estimate a preference representation based on summary statistics for behavior in the population of subjects, and again find departures from expected utility maximization.
Description based on: Summary for 1961.
We examine estimates based on summaries that are easy to obtain and analyze, specifically methods based on counting the number of sequenced fragments that overlap exons.
Although this target energy deficit is some way beyond the effect sizes that could feasibly be achieved by interventions to reduce portion size alone (based on our summary estimate of this effect among studies included in the review), our result suggests that interventions of this kind could meaningfully contribute to helping patients achieve such a target if their effects were sustained.
Based on summaries I have read, there are no clear consequences for schools that fall short.
Positive associations for all cardiovascular (0.88% (95% CI 0.63% to 1.13%)) and all respiratory (1.09% (95% CI 0.75% to 1.42%)) mortality were also observed, and though based on fewer estimates, we found positive summary estimates for mortality from other causes, that is, cardiac disease, ischaemic heart disease, stroke and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) including asthma (figure 1).
The summary estimates reported here were based on unadjusted risk estimates.
