Sentence examples for comparability of estimates from inspiring English sources

To determine the comparability of estimates of disease burden, we compared hospital staff-ILA and London-ILI with predictions of an age-structured epidemiological model developed by Birrell et al. [ 1].

This was done to enhance comparability of estimates across models.

Variation in a state's capacity and ability to integrate data could impact comparability of estimates produced through large scale data linkage projects.

This land representation should also reflect the historical trends in land-use area (20 years as a default value as suggested by the IPCC [4, 5]) and information be reported to ensure transparency and comparability of estimates.

The use of standardised methodology across all participating sites ensures comparability of estimates across countries.

International comparability of estimates can be best achieved by methods based on population attributable fractions.

The comparability of estimated productivity costs is hampered by substantial differences in the costs of the items considered and the methods used for measuring sickness absence and presenteeism, as well as differences in and insufficient methodology used in the valuation of these measurement tools.

We previously reported the comparability of MCAPS estimates to estimates from these studies, with the MCAPS cohort restricted to the 110 and the 6 counties corresponding to the 50 metropolitan areas and the 6 counties included in CPS-II and the Six Cities Study, respectively (Eftim et al. 2008).

We have previously described this general approach and the comparability of risk estimates based on MCAPS with estimates from the Harvard Six Cities Study and CPS-II (Eftim et al. 2008).

The process of rescaling the estimates from the various studies into a common unit has the appearance of increasing the comparability of the estimates across studies, because the effect estimates now correspond to the same change in concentration.

Following these guidelines can provide a more uniform approach for handling these estimates in future studies and hence comparability of reported estimates between similar studies.