Sentence examples for composite estimates from inspiring English sources
Table 6 presents the composite estimates for combat-related PTSD from both samples.
Composite estimates for the entire order have been infrequently attempted, with the last phylogenetic reconstruction spanning the full range of primate evolutionary relationships having been conducted over a decade ago.
When incidence risk estimates from sequential surveys differ substantially and pooling over time accordingly is questionable, our advice is to first estimate the composite estimates, which describe the effect of E on O for each survey round.
Other safety outcomes include individual and composite estimates of the frequency of adverse maternal, fetal, and neonatal events, including maternal deaths, stillbirths, early neonatal deaths, birth asphyxia, need for newborn resuscitation, uterine rupture, and referral and/or transport to a higher-level facility.
The graph below shows the estimates produced by my poll-averaging algorithm, a statistical model for combining nationally representative polls to produce a dynamic, composite estimate of the state of public opinion at any given time.
(Disregard the writeoffs if you like. The composite estimate for recurring earnings from Bloomberg is $50.20 for 2001. The p/e by that score is still high at 19).
The combined characteristics of detected active fires provide a composite estimate of fire activity given in Fig. 6.
If a particular land cover is not present in a pixel, the CASA result is not included in the final composite estimate.
(Disregard the writeoffs if you feel so bold. The composite estimate for recurring earnings from Bloomberg is $50.20 for 2001. The P/E by that score is still high at 19).
One reason he is bearish: The composite estimate is pumped up by projected rebounds in 2001 for such industries as steel (92% growth), precious metals (64%) and textiles (41%).
One reason he is bearish: The composite estimate is pumped up by projected rebounds in 2001 for industries such as steel (92% growth), precious metals (64%) and textiles (41%).
