Sentence examples for both the point estimate from inspiring English sources
In both cases, exclusion of the more refined exposure information appears to inflate both the point estimate (in absolute value) and the uncertainty of that estimate.
Although this approach circumvents the need for advanced methods and could easily use standard survival analysis techniques, the naïve method produces biases in both the point estimate and the associated standard error.
Ignoring those errors in individual dose reconstruction results in underestimation of both the point estimate of radiation risk per Gy (as a continuous variable) and the upper limit of 95% CI (Li et al. 2007).
We calculated the expected ORs for both the point estimate QT coefficient and the upper and lower 95% CIs, by using the 'Case Control for threshold-selected QTs' analysis on the Genetic Power Calculator website (http://pngu.mgh.harvard.edu/~purcell/gpc/).edu/~purcell/gpc/
4. Both the point estimate and the upper CI boundary are below the emergency threshold (Eg. Lugufu camp DRC IDPs in Tanzania, surveyed in 1998, CMR 0.4 (0.2 0.7) [ 45].
It is not necessary to include imprecision as a separate criterion for confidence in the effectiveness estimate in a systematic review, but the confidence in results should concomitantly cover both the point estimate and the respective confidence interval.
Positive LHRs are reported as means and 95% CIs for both the point estimates and the overall effects.
Good balance is achieved if both the point estimates and the posterior probability intervals of the balance indices fall into the desirable range.
Both the point estimates and their standard errors were virtually identical for both methods of age adjustment.
In all 10 settings for which R0 was estimated for both waves, the point estimate for the second wave was higher than that for the first (Table 3).
Even if protective IL-28B genotypes were clearly enriched in individuals with spontaneous HCV clearance in both cohorts, the point estimate of the odds ratio was approximately 2-fold higher in the single-source cohort.
