Sentence examples for construct estimates from inspiring English sources
The latter was combined with data from the 2000 U.S. Census to construct estimates of median household income in the patient's census-block of residence (10).
For two further species of conservation concern (Pseudoryx nghetinhensis and Laonastes aenigmamus), molecular estimates of likely time of divergence were used to construct estimates of FP scores.
Till now, for the sake of clarity, MCI and MEI models have been considered distinct ways in which to model and derive construct estimates.
We review findings on actual social and economic costs, construct estimates of some of the costs from pertinent sources, and provide several hypothetical examples consistent with published evidence.
The model output was used to construct estimates of the mean relative effect and direction, 95% confidence intervals, and omnibus p-value (from likelihood-ratio chi-square test of any effect due to genotype or hormone adjusted for multiple corrections by the Benjamini Hochberg method).
The measurement model structures the PRO so that assessments closely mirror how the characteristics of interest are thought to be manifest in the target population(s), and so that the resulting construct estimates best suit the purpose(s) for which the measure is intended.
The addition of more items would not contribute significantly to the precision of the construct estimate.
Use the bootstrap values as described by Simar and Wilson [ 11 ] and the original parameter estimates to construct estimated confidence intervals for each element as follows.
In each two-way ANOVA, the two independent variables were the subjects' overall construct estimate divided into two class intervals and a subject characteristic.
Moreover, when computing a scale score, the precision of the construct estimate is increased by averaging out random measurement error associated with any single item rating – theoretically, providing an error free estimate.
Moreover, if any one of the item measurements provides a perfect construct estimate (i.e., contained no measurement error) there would be no additional benefit gained by including any of the remaining scale items.
