Sentence examples for consequential estimates from inspiring English sources

17 21 Partly as a result of this controversy, the COPD epidemiological database shows heterogeneity in definitions and consequential estimates of the disease burden.

Treasury officials said that cap was manageable but consequential; officials had estimated that they might have to give out as much as $536 billion in total out of the original $700 billion.

The age of LECA arguably is the most consequential date that we estimated.

Applying PS method it was possible to explicitly assess the validity of the model, and to estimate the consequential success in eliminating confounding.

It affects approximately 10% of all people over 60, with estimated socioeconomic consequential costs of about 60 billion dollars per year in the US alone [ 1].

15 31 In applying PS methods it is possible to explicitly assess the validity of the model, that is, assess the covariate balance between the studied groups and to estimate the consequential success in eliminating confounding.

For technical and logistic reasons, it was not possible to do twice the procedure of extraction, purification, and amplification on a consequential number of individuals to estimate precisely genotyping error rates.

Estimates are made of the consequential uncertainties arising in envelope flow calculations for natural ventilation design.

Other researchers have also pointed out the differences among results from the various methods to estimate renal function and the consequential differences in doses.

However, the increase in armaments and consequential increase in the size of the ships raised their estimated cost by seven million rubles each, and some money was diverted from the budget for the s.

In such cases, a probability distribution for the one consequential uncertainty can be reported and used in any calculation in place of the point estimate.