Sentence examples for causes estimates from inspiring English sources

Methods used to project risks in low-Earth orbit are of questionable merit for exploration missions because of the limited radiobiology data and knowledge of galactic cosmic ray (GCR) heavy ions, which causes estimates of the risk of late effects to be highly uncertain.

However, spatial oversampling of specific areas may lead to these areas becoming apparent 'sinks', where overrepresentation of a deme causes estimates of migration into that deme to increase.

This is the definition of the "design effect," which causes estimates to lose efficiency compared with purely random sample selection systems.

After censoring for stop of the treatment due to non-clotting causes, estimated 72-h filter survival was 96%%.

HCC causes estimated 662,000 deaths each year worldwide ("Cancer" World Health Organization), and about half of them occur in China.

The authority has budgeted $21 billion for major projects from 2005 to 2009, but increasing construction costs are causing estimates for many of those projects to rise far beyond expectations.

Second, because of their residual character, 'no-AIDS' mortality estimates for 2000 2005 and 2005 2010 also incorporate that component of the AIDS mortality in the all-causes estimates that was actually eliminated by ART; only the AIDS mortality that remained after taking ART into account was subtracted.

Measurement error may also cause estimates of some components to be more accurate than others (Bell et al. 2009, 2011).

Furthermore, our city-specific estimates were consistent with all-cause estimates obtained from the official vital statistics for the broader province.

Specifically, a population bottleneck and subsequent expansion can cause estimates like Tajima's D to rapidly change in sign and intensity [ 35].

Adding or subtracting relatively small numbers of patients can cause estimates such as the 95th percentile of the cumulative frequency to change.