Sentence examples for conservative shrinkage from inspiring English sources

As even one or two events may significantly alter the observed results of low-volume providers, sophisticated hierarchical statistical models should be used that allow conservative shrinkage toward the mean of similar providers [ 11, 13].

However, the question regarding the optimal duration of neoadjuvant treatment that is able to modulate significantly the biology of the tumour beyond tumour shrinkage and conservative surgery based on AIs is still unknown.

Adjusted R, a more conservative indicator for variance which estimates the expected shrinkage if the model is applied to another sample [ 17], was as high as 65.4% in this study.

The results indicate that shrinkage based on minimizing MSE is somewhat conservative with respect to maximizing accuracy.

However, when there is a large pool of correlated candidate variables, LASSO regression tends to select conservative models by including unrelated predictors and impose a strong shrinkage towards zero on estimated regression coefficients.

By its mix of deep cuts in taxes and domestic spending, and its shrinkage of the American safety net, the plan sets the conservative parameter of the debate over the nation's budget priorities further to the right than at any time since the modern federal government began taking shape nearly eight decades ago.

For evaluation of shrinkage stress, the use of σ M at the interface will give a conservative value of shrinkage stress.

A shrinkage factor was computed to shrink the regression coefficients in order to get a more conservative risk estimate.

Shrinkage has its positive side.

"Mould damage, shrinkage," he says.

The result is testicular shrinkage.